"I have a passion for documenting cultures in transition, from war zones to indigenous people. In spiritual places, like New Guinea and the Sahara Desert, I move out of the way and let the power of the place pass through the camera."
One of the world's top documentary photographers, Chris is a contributing photographer for National Geographic Adventure Magazine, and Co-Director of the National Geographic Society's Cultures Ethnosphere program documenting tribal cultures around the world and co-director of the National Geographic All Roads Photography Program supporting the photography of Indigenous and underrepresented photographers around the globe. His images have appeared in leading international publications and major galleries worldwide. His most recent book, Ancient Marks, celebrates tribal tattooing around the globe.
