Photojournalist Alexander Widding

Why photojournalism? "There is nothing more exciting than photographing people and places in different situations; you never know what is going to happen around the next corner. And by photographing the things I do, I feel a responsibility to share my experiences and stories with the rest of the world"

Summer 2012

Oslo, Norway.

A boy living in small village close to the Cambodian border in Surin province, Thailand.

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Surin - Thailand

A girl living in a small village in Surin, Thailand.

Surin - Thailand

A young girl living in a small village close to the Cambodian border in Surin, Thailand.

Surin - Thailand

Surin - Thailand. A boy living in a small village close to the Cambodian border.

"There are many ways to make money, photojournalism is not one of them! Follow your dream, die poor ;)"

Me walking around in empty streets in Tokyo days after the major earthquake that struck Japan on the 11th of March 2011. The fear of radiation and new earthquakes was present, and the city with more than 13 million people turned into a ghost town. Shops had limited stock, and gas station lines circled city blocks. The disaster that hit more than 200 km north, had in several ways reached Tokyo.