Sbu Duma

Polo player Sbu Duma is back in the news. This time in The Witness, a local newspaper in his hometown in the Dargle Valley, South Africa. We shot the image below (top in the article) by strapping the camera to Dieter Rowe-Setz, Duma's Mentor, whilst he galloped along behind him. Some several thousand shots later we had this one that worked. Its not easy taking pictures when you can't see what's

Sbu Duma

Polo player Sbu Duma is back in the news. This time in The Witness, a local newspaper in his hometown in the Dargle Valley, South Africa. We shot the image below (top in the article) by strapping the camera to Dieter Rowe-Setz, Duma's Mentor, whilst he galloped along behind him. Some several thousand shots later we had this one that worked. Its not easy taking pictures when you can't see what's

'new kid on the block'

As part of an ongoing project I've been working on for some years now, I was very lucky to meet Sbu Duma a few times last year, a talented young polo player from a small town in South Africa. Sbu has just made it to the UK and will be playing his polo this summer in West Sussex.Images I shot as part of a promotional campaign for the Maybach Foundation in South Africa and Argentina have recently

'new kid on the block'

As part of an ongoing project I've been working on for some years now, I was very lucky to meet Sbu Duma a few times last year, a talented young polo player from a small town in South Africa. Sbu has just made it to the UK and will be playing his polo this summer in West Sussex.Images I shot as part of a promotional campaign for the Maybach Foundation in South Africa and Argentina have recently

From the ground up. World Trade Centre New York - Interviews.

© Marika Asatiani.In the previous post I talked about an assignment I worked on in Argentina in late November 2008 for the Maybach Foundation, who are supporting the progress of four photographers, working on documenting the rebuild of the World Trade Centre construction site in New York. The Foundation kindly passed on a few questions to Ben and Marika, two of their photography protégés, as

From the ground up. World Trade Centre New York - Interviews.

© Marika Asatiani.In the previous post I talked about an assignment I worked on in Argentina in late November 2008 for the Maybach Foundation, who are supporting the progress of four photographers, working on documenting the rebuild of the World Trade Centre construction site in New York. The Foundation kindly passed on a few questions to Ben and Marika, two of their photography protégés, as