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Desert Photography
Overheating & wildlife

Photographic reportages from African dry lands. With the worsening of climate crisis we are experiencing the sixth mass extinction, ecosystems and biodiversity are suffering consequences of impactful human actions. Can art can be a means to raise awareness by supporting significant changes? Explore Desert fauna and last news from Namib-Naukluft & Tsau Khaeb National Parks. Animals grant a respite from the superheat at ponds. Read the photographic essay on Namib, the most ancient desert on earth. Learn more: https://www.nonamecollectivegallery.co.uk/vol-4-100-art-photography-1/vincenzo-cohen-
Minimalist landscapes


Explore the photo reportages Imposing wilderness & Valley of death.  Traveling accross Namib, Kunene and Skeleton coast to the extreme Luderitz peninsula. Rocky mountains rise sheer into a cloudy sky. Fascination from remote and boundless places crossed by open Roads. 
A lake drained hundreds of years ago from which ancient tree remains emerge. Read to learn more: 
https://orangeblossomreview.org/journal/resilient-trees/
https://www.oysterriverpages.com/vincenzo-cohen-death-valley-photography-reportage-deadvlei
​Species recovery
 

Photoshoot on the last iconic Namib Feral Horses. The story behind the mysterious origin of the elegant desert horse. The extreme drought and the survival thanks to the source of Garub. Read the photographic and historical essay to learn more: https://www.epoch-magazine.com/post/feral-horses
Abandoned places


Photo reports from remote places, witnesses of millenary cultures. Browse through Phantasmal cities the new reportage from Sperrgebiet & Kolmanskuppe, Southern Namibia. Abandoned settlements of diamond seekers. Sand swallows houses while in the morning a thick fog rises. Special section about Metal scrap. 
Kolmanskop a once prosperous city shrouded in desert sands. Read here: https://coastlinesreview.org/issues/one/phantasmal-cities
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