now for the 1st time ever germany's top peace prize is going to a photographer sebastiano to documents the problems of our planet in breathtaking black and white his stunning images capture the fragility of our ecosystems and the fates of people displaced by wars or climate disasters the committee of the peace prize of the german book trade called soledad to an exceptional visual artist who's continually campaigned on behalf of peace and social justice will receive the prize at the frankfurt book fair this october but we don't have to wait to take a look back at his career. the best the also gado became famous in the 1980 s. with a photo rep or taj about workers at brazil's set up a lot a goldmine the images show the people like ants mining the or by hand driven by the global greed for gold salgado has captured misery in the world like few others he's visited crisis regions such as ethiopia he bore witness to starvation civil war and the plight of people fleeing for their lives he's gone to places where atrocities have occurred including the former yugoslavia he went to refugee camps i

sebastiano so gado became famous in the 1980 s. with a photo rep or taj about workers at brazil's set up a lot a goldmine the images show the people like ants mining the or by hand driven by the global greed for gold salgado has captured misery in the world like few others he's visited crisis region such as ethiopia he bore witness to starvation civil war and the plight of people fleeing for their lives he's gone to places where atrocities have occurred including the former yugoslavia he went to refugee camps in bosnia to show muslim families who escaped ethnic cleansing in 2014 so got his photos and biography made it to the silver screen in a documentary by german director vin vendors. what especially fascinated me was that he knows so much about any situation he's getting into gear and that he gets in. do it so deeply that he's not a tourist not a visitor not someone who just drops in. he remains in the situation for weeks and months. can't he knows the people and that's why he's earned the right to tell their story. when did thi

sebastiano so gado became famous in the 1980 s. with a photo repartee workers at brazil set up a lot a goldmine the images show the people like ants mining the or by hand driven by the global greed for gold salgado has captured misery in the world like few others he's visited crisis regions such as ethiopia he bore witness to starvation civil war and the plight of people fleeing for their lives he's gone to places where atrocities have occurred including the former yugoslavia he went to refugee camps in bosnia to show muslim families who escaped ethnic cleansing in 2014 salgado his photos and biography made it to the silver screen in a documentary by german director inventors. what especially fascinated me was that he knows so much about any situation he's getting into it and that he gets into it so deeply. that he's not a tourist not a visitor not someone who just drops in. he remains in the situation for weeks and months. and he knows the people and that's why he's earned the right to tell their story. condemned to death. in the