People live their lives thinking about what or who they could have been. Some of them pursue their desires, but others will dream about them forever. By using an instant camera, I´ve been taking portraits of people from different backgrounds. Strangers in the street revealed their most private desires and wrote them down. Some of them with a smile, and some of them with nostalgia. …

His Holiness the Dalai Lama has come again to meet the Swiss public April 13th and 14th 2013 at Forum Fribourg (Switzerland) . During this extraordinary event, open to everyone, the Dalai Lama gave teachings, an empowerment and a public conference on the topic of «Ethics beyond Religion».

Here is a collection of moments of this exceptional event…

Several thousand Gorani near Vranishta village celebrate the orthodox St. George's holiday. Gorani are Muslim by religion, but this holiday is still celebrated as a leftover from pagan times.

  My project "Carpathian shepherd" look here www.dyachyshyn.com/en/galleries/gallery/?photogalleryid=163…

Decided to create a "Year in Review 2012" portfolio. Check it out!! 

Decidí cear una carpeta de las imágenes que cree en el 2012. Échenle un ojazo!!!

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In May I went with mission group to DRC. While there, we visited & assessed needs of mission hospitals in the Kasai. These hospitals are in dire need of help to care for folks affected by disease & malnutrition. We repeatedly saw hospitals with no mattresses for their beds; in one, IMCK/Good Shepherd Hospital in Tshikaji, a small child who was suffering from severe malnutrition was sitting on a board on his hospital bed springs. In Luebo, we were told they had burned their mattresses…

Discover the making Off about the last urban installation, about Maxime Bessieres, in Gennevilliers Paris…

I present the street photography project about San Francisco, started a few years back as a diversion to life and a conversation with a good friend and photographer Emilio Bañuelos of Black Boots Ink.

Hope you can take time to view it and there is also a link to purchase prints if interested. 

Thanks,…

I present the street photography project about San Francisco, started a few years back as a diversion to life and a conversation with a good friend and photographer Emilio Bañuelos of Black Boots Ink.

Hope you can take time to view it and there is also a link to purchase prints if interested. 

Thanks,…

I present the street photography project about San Francisco, started a few years back as a diversion to life and a conversation with a good friend and photographer Emilio Bañuelos of Black Boots Ink.

Hope you can take time to view it and there is also a link to purchase prints if interested. 

Thanks,…

I present the street photography project about San Francisco, started a few years back as a diversion to life and a conversation with a good friend and photographer Emilio Bañuelos of…

Where anonymity is bliss, and rial-ity harsh: Welcome to Tehran!

I was onboard the Prime Minister's Special Air India One to report the 16th NAM summit last August. As the plane began its descent towards Tehran, my first visit to Iran's capital, I was excited at the prospect of a glimpse into a country that is both modern…

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Here is an article by Andrea Arzaba, published in Global Voices.  She kindly asked some of my photographs to illustrate it.

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Brahminy Blind Snake in my House!

As antiviral treatments continue to make progress, the AIDS scare is finally calming down in the West.
On the other side of the world however, the virus continues to kill. In Bangladesh, it's drug users who are falling prey to this devastating disease. HIV has become widespread in Bangladesh. Especially in mobile drug user which is using injecting twice time.

A deadly game | Dhaka

My press/photo accreditation for the Sziget Festival in Budapest, Hungary from 6-13 august has been officially confirmed. So I'll be in Budapest those days. Looking forward to that very much.

Now looking for (more) publishing possibilities!

Tell everyone all around the world that…

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