My work covers Fidel Castro’s funeral in Cuba, brown bears in Alaska, the architecture of London, and protests in the streets of Seattle. In the past three years I have crossed 35 lines of latitude, photographing people, places, and politics along the way.
My blog also contains thoughts and photos from my experiences. Some of my favorite posts include Civic Duty in Cuba – The hilarity of living, filing paperwork and trying to vote abroad, Fishing with the Guys – My first fishing expedition in Alaska, Behind the Photos – Stories from the rejected photos of The Planet Magazine, and Old Men’s Club – I befriend a group of domino players on the streets of Havana.
Kesia Lee 