Mundari tribesman with one of the bulls of his cattle (South Sudan).
The Mundari are cattle herders who live in symbiosis with their bovines.
Nothing is more important for them than their Ankole Watusi cattle, characterized by their large horns.
The Mundari use the ash created by the fires to rub on themselves and their cattle, creating a protection against the (extremely) numerous and voracious mosquitoes of the area.
They massage their animals twice a day.
Award-winning and published travel photographer who organizes and leads photo expeditions to the remotest cultures in the world.
Awards 2024 - PX3 - Silver Winner
2023 - Smithsonian Magazine Photo Awards - Winner
2023 - TIFA - Gold Winner
2023 - Chromatic Photography Awards - Winner
2023 - The Artist Gallery Annual Awards - Winner
2023 - VIEPA - Silver Winner
2023 - reFocus World Photo Annual Awards - Bronze Winner
2023 - IPA - Honorable Mention
2023 - APA - Honorable Mention
2023 - TIFA - Honorable Mention
2023 - ND Awards - Honorable Mention
2023 - BIFA - Double Honorable Mention
2023 - VIEPA - Double Honorable Mention
2023 - PX3 - Honorable Mention
2023 - Salon Int. Ciutad de Ceuta - FIAP Honorable Mention
2023 - EPEX (España Photo Awards) - Honorable Mention
2022 - PX3 - Silver Winner
2021 - GPA (Global Photo Awards) - Winner
2021 - 500px GPA (500px Global Photography Awards) - Winner
2021 - MonoVisions Awards - Winner
2021 - VIPA (Visual International Photo Awards) - Winner
2021 - ND Awards - Gold Winner
2021 - MIFA - Gold Winner
2021 - VIEPA - Silver Winner
2021 - Chromatic Photo Awards - Bronze Winner
2021 - BIFA - Bronze Winner
2021 - TIFA - Bronze Winner
2021 - APA - Honorable Mention
2021 - VIEPA - Honorable Mention
2021 - TIFA - Honorable Mention
2020 - PIL WC (Photo Is Light World Contest) - Winner
2020 - TIFA - Silver Winner
2020 - ONE EYELAND - Silver Winner
2020 - TPOTY (Nikon Travel Photography of The Year) - Runner-Up
2020 - ND Awards - Honorable Mention
