Marion Durand

Fleeing violence and hardship thousands of Central Americans traveled north as a ‘caravan’. Here are some portraits.

For BRIGHT Magazine.

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In “Good Sick” Baumgarten revisits the representation of the opioid crisis in the US.

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A rare glimpse inside a children detention center in Texas. Originally shot for the New Yorker.

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An intimate look into the lives of teenage members of the South Sudanese diaspora in Australia.

In BRIGHT Magazine.

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Most blind women in India remain fully dependent on their families — or end up in penury. Some institutions are working hard to change that stereotype.

For BRIGHT Magazine

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“As a Christian and as a pastor, it breaks my heart to watch people follow a bully and to have the rest of the world think that’s who we are. That’s not Jesus.”

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Heart Warrior Chosa’s custody battle for her grandchildren in Minnesota is part of a long history of Native American removal and resistance. 

For BRIGHT Magazine.

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Groups across the East African country are working to build systems of “alternative care” for children living outside their families. But do these efforts stand a chance next to the business of international adoption?

For The Development Set

Access was the main challenge on that story. I'm glad our editor trusted Martina and gave her the time required to approach and photograph the subjects. 

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I had previously worked with Matt Black on a story on the Californian drought for Matter. I was thrilled when he accepted to document the hardships in Flint, Michigan for us.

For The Development Set

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How Feminism is Helping to End Child Marriage in India

For Bright

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The Website That Tells Kids To Go Out And Play

For Bright

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Living without shelter often means forgoing "perks" like indoor plumbing. Here's how nearly 600,000 Americans get by.

For The Development Set

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The Junk Playground Where Kids Run with Scissors. This New York City playground is teaching kids — and their parents — the value of independence, extreme creativity, and saying yes to splinters.

For Bright

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Healing India’s Traditional Healers

For The Development Set

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Seven days inside the life-and-death world of Syria’s first responders — the last hope for civilians caught in the chaos.

For Matter

It was writer Matthieu Aikins who suggested we work with Sebastiano and I never regretted going along with it. I think that the editor of the piece and I hugged when we learned of their safe passage out of Syria. 

This piece received a mention for the National Magazine Awards 2015 in the Feature Photography category. 

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Zak Smith is an artist (of high repute) and porn star (of the alt variety). But it’s his hardcore Dungeons & Dragons game that has unleashed legions of angry wizards and clerics.

For Matter

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A pretty/sloppy collection of kissing.

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The drought is now killing off century-old California farms. People here don’t blame the weather gods for not bringing rain — they blame the rest of us for not giving a damn.

For Matter

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The new economy of the oldest profession, in a first person account.

For Matter

Finding the right person for that shoot proved to be long and complicated, as it sometimes happens. But I don't think that anyone could have brought that much subtlety to the subject as Pascal. 

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Portrait of troll and provocateur Andrew “weev” Auernheimer.

For Matter

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First photo essay for Matter. 

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By Moises Saman / Magnum for Newsweek (May 2012)

By Guillaume Binet / Myop for Newsweek (January 2011)

By Ulrich Leboeuf (August 2011)

By Rena Effendi / Institute for Newsweek (October 2011)