Showing posts with label Alessandro Vincenzi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alessandro Vincenzi. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

GAIA PHOTOS: Featured Photograph From Italy By Alessandro Vincenzi


The main occupation for young Moldovan women who've emigrated to Italy for work is taking care of elderly people.

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The juxtaposition of foreground and background provides the element that portrays the contrasting lives of the youthful and aged in this thought provoking color photograph by Alessandro Vincenzi.

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Tuesday, June 2, 2009

New Photo Essay On The Trans Gendered In India Living With HIV By Alessandro Vincenzi Now On Gaia Photos


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India: The Transgender World is the title of the newest feature story appearing on Gaia Photos visually displayed by Spain's Alessandro Vincenzi.

As Vincenzi explains, "During British raj the colonials passed a law declaring trans-gendered people were “sodomites” and who practiced homosexualiy. This was the first time that trans-gendered persons in India were openly discriminated against."

He continues, "There is an estimated 25,000 trans-gendered people in Mumbai and 60% of them are involved in the commercial sex industry while 20% are infected with HIV. The infected are relegated to begging for 4-5 hours at a time and normally earn 50-60 rupees (about 1 euro) each."

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