@bugindreamland That's also why I started making them by myself in my lab, here with a photo by Nicolò Filippo Rosso Good old days..

During the past 14 months, 60,000 Chinese migrants have been detained for crossing the United States border illegally. A quarter of them entered from Mexico into California, where the metal border wall ends at different points. bloomberg.com/features/2023-…

At the US-Mexico border, asylum seekers from China, Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Europe hope the next year will offer safety and more opportunities to work, study and live in peace with their families.

The Exodus project (2024 series) was awarded First Place in General News Story at Best of Photojournalism (BOP), by NPPA - National Press Photographers Association. bop.nppa.org/2024/stillphot…

The Exodus project, in a new series from 2023, received an Award of Excellence in the Issue Reporting Picture Story at @poyipics Pictures of the Year International. To see the series, follow the link in bio.

EXODUS RECEIVES THE 2024 ALEXIA GRANT It is an honor to join @thealexiagrants tradition in supporting committed photography and to learn about the decision to award Exodus from such a qualified jury. newhouse.syracuse.edu/centers/the-al…

The haunting tales of atrocities told by refugees who fled the civil war in Sudan are too numerous and graphic for print. Yet, as humanitarians, we must speak the truth and send a plea to the world to make the violence stop. And we must continue to stand #WithRefugees.

At a camp for Sudanese refugees, the overlooked ‘worst humanitarian crisis in the world’ comes into focus ti.me/3AC9FYH

At a Camp for Sudanese Refugees, the Overlooked ‘Worst Humanitarian Crisis in the World’ Comes Into Focus. time.com/7011382/sudane…

I appreciate the collaboration by photographer Nicolò Filippo Rosso with World Health Organization (WHO) and other partners to raise awareness on the plight of #Sudan's people due to the current conflict tearing at the country’s fabric. These stark images shown in TIME reflect the reality on the ground for

Thank you to UNHCR for supporting the people on the ground and making this photo essay possible.

At a camp for Sudanese refugees, the ‘worst humanitarian crisis in the world’ comes into focus. I traveled to Chad to photograph for UNHCR CHAD , EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺 , and World Health Organization (WHO). Kaya Lee Berne and Katherine Pomerantz at TIME made this publication possible. Post-pro work by Valentino Bellini.

See you tomorrow morning at Columbia for the Pictures of the Year International award ceremony and a conversation on migrations across the Americas, and beyond.

Thank you Pictures of the Year International (Pictures of the Year International) World Understanding Award winner Nicolò Filippo Rosso (Nicolò Filippo Rosso) for speaking about your 5-year-long documentation of human migration across the Americas! #POY81 #photojournalism #photography #Nikon #journalism

At the border between Chad and Sudan, the passing point for people escaping civil war and famine, the “worst humanitarian crisis in the world” unfolds. Published in TIME . Produced for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency , World Health Organization (WHO) , EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺. With Leica Camera AG Postproduction Valentino Bellini

This week's portfolio in Internazionale focuses on Sudan's civil war and humanitarian crisis. Produced for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency ,EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺 , World Health Organization (WHO) Postproduction by Valentino Bellini With Leica Camera AG , Leica Camera Italia

For one Venezuelan family, each new policy crackdown by the Trump administration feels like another step toward pushing them out bloomberg.com/features/2025-…

Début de ma 4e visite au Tchad par la frontière avec le Soudan où continuent d’arriver les réfugiés fuyant une guerre absurde et des violences cruelles. Il est temps que le conflit cesse au Soudan. Et il faut soutenir — beaucoup plus — les réfugiés et leurs hôtes tchadiens.

Most refugees fleeing violence caused by the warring military in Sudan are women and children. Because of aid cuts we are giving them less food, shelter, water, medicine. I appeal to donors from the Chad/Sudan border: please do not reduce support to the victims of the Sudan war!

Acabo de patrocinar el proyecto IT CAN NEVER BE THE SAME by Lorenzo Tugnoli en Kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/11431…