Aurora photographer David Zentz’s image of Haitians bathing in the Saut-d’Eau waterfall has been published in the UK’s leading travel magazine, Wanderlust. The image reveals a physical cleansing ritual in a waterfall believed to have sacred water – all part of the Haitians’ annual pilgrimage to Saut-d’Eau in central Haiti to honor the Virgin Mary and her voodoo counterpart, known as Erzulie. Zentz’s photograph appears as a full page in the October 2009 issue.

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Aurora photographer C.S. Ling was featured in a double page spread ad for the Nikon D90 camera in Singapore’s TODAY newspaper on September 2, 2009. Ling also spent a weekend testing out the camera along with Nikon’s 500mm AF-s lens by photographing local wildlife in Singapore’s parks. Her images from the test shoot were also featured in the ad (above) along with a short interview on using the D90′s new camera features. Click here to view the entire ad and read Ling’s thoughts.

To view more work by C.S. Ling, visit Aurora Photos.

Aurora Photographer James Balog recently created a presentation incorporating his sequenced, time-lapsed images from the Extreme Ice Survey illustrating the rapid rate at which glaciers are receding. TED, a nonprofit dedicated to spreading innovative ideas on technology, entertainment, and design, is currently featuring Balog’s presentation on their website, www.TED.com. To watch the full presentation on TED, click here. To learn more about the Extreme Ice Survey, visit www.extremeicesurvey.org.

To see more work by James Balog, visit Aurora Photos.

Aurora photographer Charlie Mahoney’s images of African immigrants living in Barcelona are to be featured in The Christian Science Monitor on September 13th, 2009 to illustrate a story about immigrants struggles to earn a living and gain social acceptance.

To view more work by Charlie Mahoney, visit Aurora Photos.

Aurora photographer Todd Bigelow’s images of 73 year old medical marijuana advocate Margo Bouer were recently published on National Public Radio’s website, NPR.org. The web feature story details Bouer, who lives in a retirement community in Laguna Woods, California, and smokes marijuana daily to cope with the side effects of Multiple Sclerosis. She hopes to start a cooperative to grow and dispense marijuana to others like her who have licenses and suffer from illness. To view the entire story on NPR, click here.

To see more work by Todd Bigelow, visit Aurora Photos. 

Aurora photographer Todd Bigelow’s image of a view from a car on a Los Angeles freeway was recently published to illustrate an article in Smithsonian Magazine.  The article, entitled “The Long Way Home”, is the author Paul Theroux’s story of his lifelong dream to drive across America, in the same vein as other authors like Kerouac and Steinbeck.

To view more work by Todd Bigelow, visit Aurora Photos