FPC375 – Who is Who: Fotojournalist und Autor Daniel Etter

Neufi im Gespräch mit Daniel Etter auf der Photopia 2023. Daniel Etter ist ein renommierter Fotojournalist und Autor, der internationale Konflikte und soziale Themen dokumentiert. Er erhielt den Pulitzer-Preis für Fotografie im Jahr 2016.

Fotojournalist und Autor Daniel Etter

Einleitung
Intro
Begrüßung
Wie ist Daniel zur Fotografie gekommen?
Auszeichnungen und Motivation Wikipedia
Fotografie in Kiesengebieten
Ausbildung
Gefahren minimieren
Verarbeiten der Erlebnisse
Reportagen für Magazine
Die Bildsprache
Wer ist Daniel Etter privat?
Welche Bilder oder Erlebnisse haben dich besonderst geprägt?
Ein Rat von Daniel für die journalitische Arbeit
Verabschiedung

Daniel Etter: Yousuf Zai Firuz, an Afghan refugee, sits by a fire outside Subotica, Serbia, Nov. 9, 2012. Many illegal immigrants try to get from Greece through the Balkans to northern parts of the European Union. Recently, Serbian police deported many refugees from here to Macedonia.

Daniel Etter: Ruben Neugebauer, pilot and activist with the German refugee rescue NGO Sea-Watch, poses for portraits on Djerba, Tunisia, July 15, 2016.

Daniel Etter: Jawad, an illegal immigrant from Afghanistan, texts on his phone in a makeshift hut outside of Subotica, Serbia, Nov. 11, 2012. Jawad came to Europe in 2005 and has been drifting between Greece, Serbia and Hungary unable to find asylum. Many illegal immigrants try to get from Greece through the Balkans to northern parts of the European Union. Recently, Serbian police deported many refugees from here to Macedonia.

Daniel Etter: Thousands of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa wait on the hill for their chance to cross the three rows of fences towards Melilla and thus making it to the European Union. Spanish authorities recently ramped up security measures and announced that it will spend 2,1 Million Euros to fortify the border between Morocco and Melilla and Ceuta, the other Spanish exclave in the North African country.

Daniel Etter: Laith Majid Al Amirij, an Iraqi refugee from Baghdad, breaks out in tears of joy, holding his son Taha and his daughter Nour, after they arrived safely on a beach of the Greek island of Kos, Greece, Aug. 15, 2015. The group crossed over from the Turkish resort town of Bodrum and on the way their flimsy rubber boat, crammed with about 12 men, women and children, lost air. Fearing that they get sent back to Turkey and upon being told so by their smuggler, Mr. Al Amirij’s wife initially identified them as Syrians from Deir Ezzor. The family has since made it to Berlin, Germany.

Daniel Etter: A man inspects another man's chat (Catha edulis) load in the older part of Awaday, Ethiopia, Nov. 1, 2019. Awaday is the hub of the Ethiopian chat trade. All internal and external trade of the drug from the surrounding growing region of Harar goes through here. While chat for internal consumption is handled in the new part of Awaday, chat for export to Somalia is handled in the older part of town. The drug is widely consumed on the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, especially Yemen. Depending on region it is known, amongst many other names, as khat, gat, qat, khat or jimaa.

Daniel Etter: Mustafa Mume, 50, harvests chat (Catha edulis) in his fields in Haramaya, Ethiopia, Nov. 7, 2019. He owns land that is as big as four pairs of cows can plough in a day. The profits of the drug allow him to send some of his eleven children to school and build a house. With the help of his neighbor Sakko Gira, he sells to chat copany Faraska A'ad (The White Horse) and his chat is eventually exprted to Somaliland. The region around the nearby city of Harar is where most chat consumed in East Africa is cultivated. The drug is widely consumed on the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, especially Yemen. Depending on region it is known, amongst many other names, as khat, gat, qat, khat or jimaa.

Daniel Etter: Chat (Catha edulis) sorters, porters and buyers pray in one of the biggest chat trading and sorting shops in Awaday, Ethiopia, Nov. 5, 2019. The chat sorted and traded here is intended for export to Somaliland. The shop is owned by a Somalilandian company Faraska A'ad (The White Horse). According to managers here, the turnaround in this shop alone is 170,000 USD per day. Awaday is the hub of the Ethiopian chat trade. All internal and external trade of the drug from the surrounding growing region of Harar goes through here. The drug is widely consumed on the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, especially Yemen. Depending on region it is known, amongst many other names, as khat, gat, qat, khat or jimaa.

Daniel Etter: Syrian refugees Muhammed, Omar and Usra Al Hassida rest in a car that they have made their temporary shelter, Mytilini, lesbos, Greece, Sept. 13, 2020. Thousands of people, mostly families from Afghanistan, remained stranded on a road after a fire burned down a camp in the nearby village of Moria, which was used to house asylum seekers and process their applications. Before it burned down the so-called hotspot in Moria was overcrowded and many asylum seekers remained stuck there for months.

Daniel Etter: Nawid Rezaie, 11, from Baghlan, Afghanistan and his family search for belongings that survived the fire of the so-called hotspot for refugees and migrants in Moria, Lesbos, Greece, Sept. 15, 2020. The family lived in this spot in the so-called jungle next to the offciila camp. Thousands of people, mostly families from Afghanistan, remained stranded on a road after a fire burned down this camp. It was used to house asylum seekers and process their applications. Before it burned down, it was overcrowded and many asylum seekers remained stuck there for months.

Daniel Etter: Afghan refugees Mahdi Amiri and his son Amir Abbas sleep near the burned-out camp for asylum seekers in the village of Moria, Lesbos, Greece, Sept. 17, 2020. The family was displaced to nearby olive groves. Thousands of people, mostly families from Afghanistan, were stranded on a road and in olive groves after the fire. Before it burned down, the camp in Moria was overcrowded and many asylum seekers remained stuck there for months.

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Thorsten Trumpf zu FPC396 - Diagonole Dummbatz-Touren und Smarte Fotografie aus dem Sattel26. April 2024
Hallo Fotopodcast-Team!, danke für die tolle Sendung, immer wieder interessant. Für mich steht einem Umzug zu Discord nichts im Wege.…
Torsten zu FPC396 - Diagonole Dummbatz-Touren und Smarte Fotografie aus dem Sattel15. April 2024
Hallo liebes FotoPodCast-Team, Ihr wolltet eine Rückmeldung zu einem möglichen Umzug von Slack auf die Plattform Discord. Mir ist Discord…
Didi zu FPC396 - Diagonole Dummbatz-Touren und Smarte Fotografie aus dem Sattel11. April 2024
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Neufi zu FPC396 - Diagonole Dummbatz-Touren und Smarte Fotografie aus dem Sattel11. April 2024
Hi Didi, ja so macht das mit der 5 doch irgendwie Sinn, ich lass die Kollegen eifach an meinem Kaffee…
Didi zu FPC396 - Diagonole Dummbatz-Touren und Smarte Fotografie aus dem Sattel11. April 2024
@all: Wieder eine tolle, aber viel zu kurze Sendung :D @Neufi: Ich bins gewohnt für den besten Fotopodcast immer 5…

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