During the assignment with Claire Cousin, Journalist, for National Geographic Magazine to cover the story of Napoleon Bonaparte IV, we’ve been around all KwaZulu-Natal. Besides this story, National Geographic published some of my work and created a portfolio about the KwaZulu-natal (more precisely about the city of Durban). This portfolio has been on the main page of National Geographic website for many weeks.
National Geographic | Voyage en Afrique du Sud
Hamaji Magazine | Stone Town, at the crossroads between worlds
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Hamaji is a beautiful, high-quality magazine dedicated to the art of traveling in Africa. Writers and photographers are fine connoisseurs of Africa. Hamaji Magazine not only reveals Africa through a more contemporary lifestyle but also presents to its readers the choices of some of the most unique personalities and[...]
Hamaji Magazine | From Ephemeral to Eternal
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Hamaji is a beautiful, high-quality magazine dedicated to the art of traveling in Africa. Writers and photographers are fine connoisseurs of Africa. Hamaji Magazine not only reveals Africa through a more contemporary lifestyle but also presents to its readers the choices of some of the most unique personalities and g[...]
VICE | Les Réunionnais sont accros aux combats de coqs
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A year ago, while I was back to my beloved island, I decided to document the story of the "Batay Kok" ("cockfight"), a traditional discipline in Reunion island. For few weeks, I followed some gamefowl breeders during they journey to get their "proteges" ready for the big tournament. Documenting local customs: my fa[...]