Flow Media

the work of Simon Sticker
photography

shifting livelihood

Climate Change is affecting the developing countries at first and the hardest. Weak social infrastructure, population growth, weak possibilities to adapt - there are many reasons behind it. In Kenya there are three main areas that are hit the hardest by the effects of Climate Change. For many the changing living conditions lead into a migration into the big cities. Climate Change is not only a enviromental problem, it is not least a social problem that is the tipping point for the loss of the livelihood for many.

remembering south-east asia

A random selection of pictures from South-East Asia.

the life of the street kids

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gahanga orphanage

The Gahanga Orphanage, half an hour south of Kigali, Rwanda is home of 70 children, living under baddest conditions with no running water or electricity.

access to the future

In the far north of Laos, close to the border to China is Nam Ha, a national park, home of the last hilltribes in the region. Far away from the outside world they are still living as they lived for hundreds of years with their own language and rituals. But times are changing and more and more they get access to the modern world. A anathema or a blessing?

demand for freedom

Dharamsala in northern India is the home of the Tibetians in exil, with the goverment and the Dalai Lama. The whole place is a cry out for the feeling of being not at home and being forced to live somewhere else. The photoessay covers the life of the monks and the sourrounding atmosphere in the cloudy mountains as well as the demonstrations that happen every night at six pm with a long walk through the town, resulting in speeches in the monastery.

Rwanda:revisited

In 1994 one of the most horrible parts of human history happend in the small country Rwanda with a genocide that killed 800.000 people in a hundred days. But how is life today in this country? How could the country recover from the horrors that happend 15 years ago?

a story of two worlds

A view on the different aspects of Kenya, from the safaris and white beaches and the dry north of the country, Mt Kenya to the slums in Nairobi and Mombasa.

Climbing

A little gallery with some climbing photography. Not less, not more.

The forgotten kingdom

Ladakh, the forgotten kingdom high up in the Himalaya is one of the most stunning and untouched regions on the planet, only reachable for a long time by bus, hauling for two days over some of the highest passes you could drive through. Feel the wide open space.

Northern Indian Days

A little selection of random moments from my travels through northern India.

Aotearoa Polaroid

Aotearoa as New Zeland is called by the Maori, the natives of the country, is one of the main dream travel destinations for many people. Beautiful landscapes, lovely people and more natural wonders as you could count plus some of the best climbing on the planet. What you want more?

Iceland

The country of the trolls and elves has something magical even without all those little fairytales existing for any place. One of the last great wild places on the planet. Go on a travel through one of the most magical places you can imagine.