1. When the earth came into being
when the sky arose
when my songs first sounded
the holy mountain stood before me revived.
In...

1. I'm sitting by the door
making moccasins
and I don’t mean anything,
the sun was half-sunken
at the end of the plain. I'm...

When we finally die,
we know so little about what happens later.
But people who dream
They often see the dead as they appear
as...

You, stranger, you who see us only happy and carefree
If only you knew the horrors we often had to endure
you would understand our love...

A group of couples in Taiwan, a Zulu king and Swazi princess in South Africa, a priest and child bride in Ethiopia—National Geographic has been...

Last year I applied for the annual US diversity immigrant visa program, commonly known as US Green Card Lottery or American Diversity Lottery. And I...

John Pilger has clear views about the duty of journalists. True to form, his latest film The War You Don't See pulls no punches. Shortly before this...

The description of the life of a social group that disintegrated decades ago and then disappeared almost without a trace is linked, no doubt, to...

After years of documenting migration in Mexico, Spanish-born photographer Encarni Pindado began a new project that handed the equipment —...

New York, alone: Since the last few years, I am often traveling alone - new city, camera and several books. In October 2014 I happened to be in New...

Because we are stars. Because we sing. Because we sing with light. Because we are birds that give birth to flames. Because we spread our wings...

The Skidi Pawnee sacrifice of a captive girl to the Morning Star has probably aroused more popular interest than any other purely tribal Indian...

In Monopoly, photographer Mike Osborne captures the drift from the Atlantic City romanticized by Monopoly and the Atlantic City of today. In this...

New York, summer 2011. I was about to have a beer with a friend after work. While I was resting my weary legs in the metro, a guy with a guitar got...

In science fiction filmdom, the destruction of the Statue of Liberty is merely a sign that the carnage is chugging along at a steady tack. But...

It may seem strange that someone would want to visit the site of a mass execution, natural disaster, or nuclear meltdown. However many tourists...