The Forcados Pure aficionados, all heart and soul. They are brother in arms and family. Pride, Honor, the Public and Nature.				Between Borders: Hope and Hell They come by the thousands from sub-Saharan Africa with a dream to reach he EU, they are the poorest of the poor.
		Duda: Female Boxer Million Dollar Baby, brought a lot of attention, but this girl knows what the business is all about.				God's Warrior Ana Paula dos Santos is the second Brazilian to bring home a medal in boxing. A true figher and an Evangelist
		Travel Book Just a little bit of travel experience, but like all nomadic souls we all want a little more every time.				Not East and not West in the Ukraine The world looked for another East meets West. A cold war not forgotten. They look forward, to the future, to being Ukranian!
		Portraits of Gonaives The lost everything; Family, home friends, some even hope but they never lost their dignity. These are the faces that survived hurricane Ivan.				Tak! for the Orange Revolution Thousands of Ukranians camped out in the cold to defend a candidate, a country A lesson of peace and determination.
		Chavez Referendum On Aug.15 after a three year battle the Venezuelans voted in an unprecedented referendum to keep their president.				Cuban Doctors 14,000+ Cuban doctors are bringing free healthcare to the lower classes and into the slums of Venezuela. Accompanying Text.
		Gonaives Under Water In less than thirty minutes tropical strom Ivan devstaded the city of Gonaives, killing hundreds, and leaving thousands homeless.				Miss Venezuela They thank they're families, friends, hairdressers, designers, they thank everyone for the opportunity but no one thanks the plastic surgeons.
		Haitian Crisis President Aristide, like all other Haitian leaders before him is unable to complete his mandate, even when democratically elected.				HIlda Tenorio 17 years old, in a man's world, yet she does not flinch onto a 450kg bull. She stands, tall and proud, with family. Accompanying Text.
		To Tell a Lynching Haiti's crisis occurred for the most part north of Port-au-Prince, until Aristide left then an even greater state of lawlessness ocurred. Accompanying Text.				Santa Marta Penitentiary_2004 A landmark in the mexican capital. Home to 1300 inmates, in a prison system hardly under control. Accompanying Text.
		A Solemn Time Curro Diaz is a struggling matador with only two performances in 2003. However one bull in Madrid in 2004 changed his life.				Yo, Torero Portraits of toreros in Spain during the Ferias of Seville, Granada, Bilbao, and Barcelona. Accompanying Text.
		La Monumental Plaza Mexico An in depth look into the largest bullfighting plaza in the world, in the heart of the mexican capital.				WOMEX 2003 The World Music Expo 2003 this year in Seville
		Peace and Solitude A look at graveyards and tombstones throughout Europe and the Americas.				Other People The people I run into, the personalities moving in and, out of my life and work.
		Rails to Veracruz The last train to cross Mexico from Mexico City to Veracruz. A voyage through the hills and the people.				Mexico in Transition I 1994-1999 A mirror of the coming of democracy. A mix of politics, religion, social issues and drug traffikcing. Black and White.
		Love After 9/11 After the WTC tragedy Nancy and Allen keep their wedding plans in New York City.				Mexico in Transition II 1994-1999 A mirror of the coming of democracy. A mix of politics, religion, social issues and drug traffikcing. Color.
		Contesting Beauty A look at the beauty pagents held by the gay community in Mexico City, among transvestives.				Portraits of Mexico A series of portraits of mexican personalities from politicians, artists, transvestites, musicians and actors.
		Holy Week One day and one night in Seville.				Portraits from the Street The kids on the street in Mexico City. A series of portraits on their daily life while inhaling glue. Accompanying Text.