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Geopolitics Magazine is a highly regarded publication that delves into the intricate world of global politics, international relations, and geopolitical affairs.

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Photos by Mark Peterson/Redux of NYC reopening a year after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, seen in Germany’s GEO Saison Magazine Edition, October 2021.

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Mark Peterson went to Michigan to photograph the many aspects in America that make up the different political and racial issues in the country today, for Germany’s GEO magazine, November 2020.

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GEO has selected 2 photographs from Serpent in the Wilderness for their “Best 50 Photographs” of the year. It is an honor to be in such fine company. To see more: https://www.geo.de/fotografie/20091-bstr-die-50-beeindruckendsten-bilder-des-jahres/261228-img-yoga-die-wahre-geschichteder-welt-bewegung

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I am so grateful to have work from Serpent in the Wilderness featured in GEO magazine. The December 2018 issue features a 22-page spread, along with a story by Mark Singleton. If you speak German, here is the online piece: https://www.geo.de/magazine/geo-magazin/20008-bstr-yoga-wird-immer-zu-dem-was-menschen-gerade-brauchen

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Govardhan Devotion from Serpent in the Wilderness is featured in the Kosmos section of Germany's GEO Magazine this month. It is gratifying for me to see the work slowly making it's way out into the world. Krishna devotees prostrate during their circumambulation of Govardhan Hill, near Govardhan, India. Moving one stone her body’s length with each prostration (of 108 stones), the devotee in the foreground's parikrama, or walk around the sacred hill, will require 12 years to complete. Her bhakti, or devotion to Krishna, keeps her moving forward.

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ReduxStock: Photos by Edmund Fountain of Cajun Mardi Gras in rural Louisiana, in France’s GEO magazine, December 2018.