I have never felt as alienated to a man’s body as in the oil wrestling arena.

Cassandra Tavukciyan has been collecting old photographs of diasporan Armenian families that survived the genocide and did not want to be forgotten.

“For birds’ sake” is a photo book by Cemre Yesil and Maria Sturm about Istanbul birdmen. More than a hobby, the bird lovers speak of an addiction.

When I first met Koray, on Burgaz island, with a coffee in his hand & a cigarette between his lips, he was grooming the horses slowly & gently.

Desert, markets, colourful mosaic – the image of Morocco to many. But not Casa photographer Yoriyas Yassine Alaoui Ismaili. He sees very different things.

The Egyptian youth: the spark of the revolution, famous or anonymous, disappeared from the screens. I keep finding faces that are no more — or are slowly fading away…

A guitar, a sea of fish, birds flying from the barrel of a gun. All in fluorescent pink, painted by Iraqi photographer Jamal Penjweny.

A lively park stretches its well-tended lawns & small beaches along the Antolian seaside in Istanbul. Sedef Özge has photographed its life.

Farshid Tighehsaz’s photo essay documents the environmental tragedy of the disappearing Lake Urmia in Iranian Azerbaijan.

“Assorti hit” is a photo essay by Elturan Mammadov paying tribute to the local Azerbaijani musicians.