The most beautiful photographs of Steve McCurry from around the world
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/the-most-beautiful-photographs-of-steve-mccurry-from-around-the-world.htmlSteve McCurry is an American photojournalist, the author of the famous photograph of the “Afghan girl,” which brought him worldwide fame by appearing on the cover of National Geographic magazine back in 1985. He spent 30 years and 20 passports traveling and capturing amazing footage in various parts of the world. Appreciation of the brightest and most colorful works of the legendary master from around the world.
1. Woman reading, Thailand
2. Market traders at Dal Lake, Kashmir
3. Times Square under snow, New York, USA
4. Road to Jalalabad, Afghanistan
5. Baby in a bicycle sling, Cambodia
6. Boats on the Sulu Sea, Philippines
7. Ballerina backstage, Yugoslavia
8. Procession of nuns, Burma
9. Painted Elephant, India
10. Opera singers, China
11. Holy Lake, Tibet
12. Camels and oil fields, Kuwait
13. Afghan women in a shoe store
14. Father and daughter, Kashmir
15. Rice Terraces, Philippines
16. Sunset Run, Ethiopia
17. Fishermen in Weligama, Sri Lanka
18. Youth of the Wodaabe tribe, Niger
19. Soviet car in Old Havana, Cuba
20. Children and an abandoned boat, Burma
21. Geisha on the subway, Japan
22. Bird market, Afghanistan
23. Train with the Taj Mahal in the background, India
24. Canal in Venice, Italy
25. Elephant and reading man, Thailand
26. Women bathing, Kathmandu, Nepal
27. Man with an injured eye, Pakistan
28. Women picking clover, Yemen
29. Fisherman on Inle Lake, Burma
30. Monks in the rain, Cambodia
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