Fine Print: Fernanah Oumm El-Bechna, Jendouba, Tunisia, 2020 Paper size:8 × 12 in (20 × 30 cm)

Fine Print: Fernanah Oumm El-Bechna, Jendouba, Tunisia, 2020 Paper size:8 × 12 in (20 × 30 cm)Zied Ben Romdhane, born in 1981 in Tunisia, shifted his focus to documentary photography in 2011. He published his first book, West of Life, in 2018 with Red Hook Editions. Ben Romdhanes work is centered around his native Tunisia. He delves into the socio political contrasts between inland regions and coastal areas, shedding light on how geography shapes these dynamics. He won the World Press Photo Prize in 2024, was selected for the 6X6 Global Talent

and events—as well as a thoughtful engagement with the complexities of photographing in foreign lands as an interloper

was selected for the 6X6 Global Talent Program in 2018 by the World Press Photo Foundation

The lower images shift perspective

These images describe the mood that prevailed during the civil rights movement with a lyrical imagery that is both poignant and profound

Tibet in Exile

human beings and the sun are in perfect osmosis: in the vastness of our world

and a woman smiles beside a kitschy roadside attraction

cotton picking in Mississippi

creating a visual document that has since become a landmark work

Jack DeJohnette (drums)

The artistic climate of the early 1950s was conducive to this austere style that Burri would eventually come to perfect and make his own

Nashville Skyline