Shimona Carvalhoflipped into The World - Exposed UnposedSeaweed What Victorian-era seaweed pressings reveal about our changing seas verified_publisherThe Guardian - Laura TretheweyOn his first day as the new science director for the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California in 2016, a giant blue storage locker caught Kyle Van Houtan’s eye. The locker was obscured by a dead ficus plant...
Shimona Carvalhoflipped into The World - Exposed UnposedKew Gardens The meaning of leaf: an autumnal tour of England's arboretums verified_publisherThe Guardian - Alexander TurnerAutumn’s blaze of glory, all flame-red leaves and burnt-gold foliage, offers an opportunity to marvel at the brilliance of the natural world before hunkering down for winter. Though, as nature goes into...
Shimona Carvalhoflipped into The World - Exposed UnposedItaly Portraits of families living together through coronavirus verified_publisherThe Guardian - Mattia CrocettiCOndiVIDendo 19 is a photographic and social project about the cohabitation of Italian citizens during the Covid-19 crisis. The title comes from the Italian condividere, which means sharing, and the images...
Shimona Carvalhoflipped into The World - Exposed UnposedAbortion The price of choice – the fight over abortion in Poland verified_publisherThe Guardian - Shaun Walker, photographs and personal stories by Kasia StrekPoland, where the Catholic church remains hugely powerful, and rightwing social conservatives are in power, has some of the most restrictive abortion legislation in Europe, but one thing had seemed clear...
Shimona Carvalhoflipped into The World - Exposed UnposedCollege & University Modern Mary Poppins: inside the elite's nanny college – photo essay verified_publisherThe GuardianNorland nannies have become a global status symbol: from the British royal family to George Clooney, the wealthy elite snap up the export of a single British school in Bath, for their children’s care,...
Shimona Carvalhoflipped into The World - Exposed UnposedWalking I walked the perimeter of Britain – in pictures verified_publisherThe Guardian - Quintin LakeI set off from the steps of St Paul’s Cathedral on 17 April 2015, walking east towards Kent before heading west along the south coast. My mission was to walk the perimeter of Britain in order to get under...
