Magnum Poster: Liwa, United Arab Emirates, 2008 Framing:Custom White Frame

Magnum Poster: Liwa, United Arab Emirates, 2008 Framing:Custom White FrameIn this 2008 photograph by Stuart Franklin, taken in Liwa, United Arab Emirates, the vastness of the Rub al Khalialso known as the Empty Quarterunfolds in a breathtaking sweep of golden sand. The high dunes, some reaching up to 100 meters, are sculpted by the wind into smooth ridges and rippling textures. Against this immense, undisturbed landscape, three camels stride in silhouette along a distant crest, their presence accentuating the scale and

revealing a more human side of the star behind her Hollywood image

crying and silence

addresses how the work of this evolving project has been circulated

personal framework of The Crimson Line—a project rooted in his experiences of insomnia and existential reflection

The image invites a visual journey where the grandeur of nature and the precision of human engineering converge in a luminous

Rafal Milach creates a fictitious narrative composed of authentic stories

he has documented the Maya's redisy of their magnificent culture and history

The resulting limited edition book is a collection of objects – a book

in photographing the naves of each of England’s 42 Anglican cathedrals

whilst Ribeira’s inclusion of religious motifs and imagery nods towards more universal themes

following him on a visit from his birthplace in Fairmont

landhungry and dirt poor