There are not enough jobs in Eastern Europe and there are no nurses in Germany. That is why many women from Eastern Europe come to Germany to care for the elderly.
Moritz Küstner
The images from his book « Cuba, La Lucha », both powerful and carnal, capture the dignity and charisma of Cubans struggling to survive.
Carl de Keyzer / Magnum Photos
Alessandra Sanguinetti / Magnum Photos
Innovative Dementia Care in Holland.
Rafal Milach / Magnum Photos
Communication, Culture & Technology.
Emile Loreaux
A defining characteristic of Bruce Gilden’s photography is his creative attraction to what he calls ‘characters’, and he has been tracking them down all through his career.
Bruce Gilden / Magnum Photos
Christopher Anderson / Magnum Photos
Peter Marlow's family.
Peter Marlow / Magnum Photos
America.
Carolyn Drake/Magnum Photos
Jet Lag, deals with the ultimate in disconnection.Book Jet Lag.
Chien-Chi Chang / MagnumPhotos
Cuba has its own FC Bayern Munich fan club. They call themselves "Cubayern" , officially respected by the FC.
Jonas Walter
Schirmer Mosel Verlag.
Martin Parr / MagnumPhotos
5 days & nights at the Park Hyatt Tokyo.
Alec Soth / Magnum Photos
In the Netherlands, there are an estimated 30,000 illegal cannabis plantations of which about 10 percent are cleared by the police.A coffee shop can have a maximum of 500 grams of marijuana on restocking for legal sell.
Julius Schrank
The Nenets of northern Siberia live at temperatures of -35C, wash just once a year and eat raw reindeer liver to survive.
Sebastiao Salgado
After recently moving house, Bruce Gilden discovered hundreds of contact prints and negatives in his personal archives, from work undertaken in New York, his native city, between 1978 and 1984.
Bruce Gilden / Magnum Photos
Daily life in North Korea.
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beachlife in summer,focuses on a beach on the Black Sea in modern day Ukraine.
Kirill Golovchenko
With the helicopter on the ship: no matter how heavy the sea is, sea pilots must bring the container giant to the destination port punctually and safely.
Frank & Tinka Dietz
The selfie phenomenon has transformed our social culture. It is commonly understood to be a photograph that has been taken by oneself, usually with a smart phone or webcam and shared on social media. Today, people post millions of selfies each day to social media sites, such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and are shared between users.
Martin Parr / Magnum Photos
The number of prostitutes increasing every year in Munich during the Oktoberfest .The two main brothels are " Leierkasten " and "Ceasars World "
Alessandra Schellnegger
Home though for the adventurous French family is the 47-ft long polar yacht Vagabond. It is held fast in the sea ice approximately three kilometres from the Eastern Baffin Island community of Qikiqtarjuaq, Nunavut.
Jean Gaumy / Magnum Photos
Trent Parke's Family Album.
Trent Parke / Magnum Photos
Lothar Bukow is one of the last five fishermen who can still live off fishing in the Elbe estuary. The water quality is better than it has been in 200 years, but the Elbe depression and the increasing shipping traffic are causing problems for the fish stocks.
Philipp Reiss
Digging for Nazi treasure: Where Is The Lost Amber Room? Treasure hunters in Deutschneudorf .
Jonas Wresch
Europe's largest tropical holiday world.
Lene Münch
In Northern Kenya, the Turkana lake is a source of life. If it dies the consequences for nature and men will be disastrous.
Anne Ackermann
Twins-The First Five Years -
Tobias Everke
Greenland. In the story Ultima Thule stands for a mythical place: the northernmost point before the end of the world. Insights into the life of possibly the last generation of hunters on the pack ice.
Henrik Saxgren
Alec Soth explored the notion of the selfie by creating a series of unselfies.
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