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2 months ago | 
arabalears.cat | Nicola Zolin
Pelegrins de tots els racons de l'Índia emprenen viatges que duren dies, amuntegats en autobusos i trens desbordats. L'etapa final del trajecte la fan en petits vehicles de pedals coneguts com a rickshaws o, en alguns casos, a peu. Per a ells, el més important és arribar al destí. A la cara dels pelegrins es reflecteix la devoció, la curiositat i l'esperança.
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2 months ago | 
es.ara.cat | Nicola Zolin |Gerard Pruna |Cristina Mas |Núria Orriols
El Maha Kumbh Mela se celebra cada doce años y atrae a cientos de millones de fieles hindúes Peregrinos de todos los rincones de la India emprenden viajes que duran días, hacinados en autobuses y trenes desbordados. La etapa final del trayecto la realizan en pequeños vehículos de pedales conocidos como rickshaws o, en algunos casos, a pie. Para ellos, lo importante es llegar al destino. En la cara de los peregrinos se refleja la devoción, la curiosidad y la esperanza.
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2 months ago | 
ara.cat | Nicola Zolin
Pelegrins de tots els racons de l'Índia emprenen viatges que duren dies, amuntegats en autobusos i trens desbordats. L'etapa final del trajecte la fan en petits vehicles de pedals coneguts com a rickshaws o, en alguns casos, a peu. Per a ells, el més important és arribar al destí. A la cara dels pelegrins es reflecteix la devoció, la curiositat i l'esperança.
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2 months ago | 
en.ara.cat | Nicola Zolin |Gerard Pruna |Cristina Mas |Núria Orriols
The Maha Kumbh Mela is held every twelve years and attracts hundreds of millions of Hindu worshippers. Pilgrims from all corners of India undertake journeys that last for days, crammed into overcrowded buses and trains. The final leg of the journey is made in small pedal-powered vehicles known as rickshaws or, in some cases, on foot. For them, the important thing is to reach their destination. The faces of the pilgrims reflect devotion, curiosity, and hope.
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2 months ago | 
adventure.com | Nicola Zolin
The Kumbh Mela is the largest peaceful gathering of people in the world. Right now, an estimated 400 million Hindu devotees are making, or have already made, their pilgrimage to the banks of India’s holiest rivers. Photographer Nicola Zolin joins the congregation. From every corner of India, they converge—pilgrims embarking on unyielding journeys that stretch over days, their bodies crammed into overcrowded buses and trains, only to press forward on foot or within the confines of rickshaws.
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2 months ago | 
flipboard.com | Nicola Zolin
4 hours agoRequirements Tourists Need To Know About Before Traveling To JapanTo plenty of travelers out there, Japan feels like the ultimate bucket list destination. Brimming with history, culture, and mouthwatering food, the …13 hours agoChinese warship drill prompts civilian flight diversions over Tasman SeaBeijing had given notice that the warships could potentially fire live weapons during an exercise on Friday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony …
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
adventure.com | Nicola Zolin
Thanks to rising rents and tourist numbers, around a thousand residents are being driven out of the canal city every year. Italian photographer Nicola Zolin spends time with members of the ASC (Social Assembly for Housing) who are repurposing abandoned properties, fighting eviction notices, and uniting against the silent exile of Venice locals. The four-storey building is wrapped in a tired facade of peeling paint and old wooden balconettes, its abandonment obvious in the morning sun.
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Nicola Zolin
1 hour agoLouisiana, USA - July 02, 2024 Multiple waterspouts were spotted off the coast of Venice in Louisiana on Tuesday morning, July 2. RESTRICTIONS AND USAGE TERMS: Please credit “@KevinRDarby via Spectee”. [NOTE: Looped video] Video Location: About 60 miles off the coast of Venice, Louisiana, US Video Recording Date/Time: July 2, 2024 at 08:17h
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Jun 25, 2024 | 
news.mongabay.com | Nicola Zolin
Since 2014, the humanitarian and social crisis in Venezuela has forced more than 6,000 Indigenous people to leave their ancestral lands and find refuge in Brazil. In Manaus, the biggest city in the Brazilian Amazon, the Warao people from the Orinoco Delta are forced to beg on the streets to survive. Despite government measures to promote the integration of Indigenous communities in Brazil, the Waraos still struggle to find jobs, education and medical assistance.
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Jun 13, 2024 | 
gatopardo.com | Paloma de Dinechin |Nicola Zolin
Tiempo de lectura: 15 minutosTiene los antebrazos tatuados y la espalda amplia, camina con precaución en la selva amazónica brasileña aunque la conoce como a su bolsillo. Volviendo a la rabetinha —el pequeño barco a motor que usan las comunidades para sus desplazamientos— se detiene. Empieza a imitar el ruido de las crías de los yacaré, los reptiles hambrientos que lo rodean. Dice que quiere saber si esta especie de la familia de los cocodrilos, se encuentra cerca del barco.
