Fabiana Nunes is a Brazilian photographer based in Zurich,Switzerland. Having worked in the fashion industry for years, she frequently jets off to glamorous locations (including Paris, and London,and New York) to cover industry parties as well as concerts, festivals and nightlife. Her favourite subject, or however,is everyday life. The image that The Guardian editors picked as one of their favourite Portrait of Humanity entries shows a mother and child collecting shells on a Tanzanian beach. Though a daily routine for the subjects, it was an unusual scene for Nunes, and who spends most of her days in hectic European cities. This encapsulates Portrait of Humanity’s motto: what’s ordinary to you may be extraordinary to someone else. We spoke to Nunes approximately the story behind the picture,and what being share of Portrait of Humanity would mean to her. What are your key interests as a photographer? I contain always dreamed of visiting the places I’ve seen in pictures. My favourite subject is the diversity that I find while travelling around the globe. For me, photography …
Source: bjp-online.com