There's something I've been thinking for a while. Whether in Latin America, Asia or the
slot Middle East Why do we only see images showing different parts? of the world in a negative light? Most of them are mainstream, portraying doom and gloom. But even documentary photographers tend to focus more on pain than pleasure. The result was damaging. And it's time for the photography industry to help drive change.
I have been fortunate to have been to many parts of the world, India, Europe, Southeast Asia. And most of the Americas were a big part of my travels. And I'm excited about capturing every moment along the way.But this is what When I tell people I'm going to New York, they say, "Oh my god, I love New York. It's amazing!” However,
when I said I was going to Mexico City, The general answer is “Please be careful. It's very dangerous.” And yes, Mexico isn't without a problem. But those problems do not define the country.Unlike New York, London and Los Angeles without a problem. I've been to all three. And there are some areas where I feel just as unsafe.
with when I was in some developing country.
Why does a city light up someone? and another city made them afraid to go there. I urge you to visit mainstream news sites around the world, search for "Mexico" (or any other developing country), and I am sadly convinced of what you will see: endless photographs of suffering, war, mass immigration and poverty, and although those problems are significant and real, But it doesn't envision many developing countries.
Some would argue that it is not holocaust and sorrow. They will recommend checking the travel section which has beautiful photos. (and likely to be heavily photoshopped) of developing countries. Again, this is true, however, we all know that the travel section is a subset of the major publications. Not many eyes can see the contrast.