Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World.
A traditional potter in Cappadocia, Turkey, pours water onto the pot he’s working on to keep the clay soft while he shapes it.
Turkish photographer F Dilek Yurdakul took this enchanting shot. She also works as a lawyer to fund her photography, and says that in both lines of work she often encounters people whose stories are unseen, helping make them visible.
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