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Hi, I’m Claudio. My nomadic explorations over the past 7 years changed not only my life dramatically, but also the way I observe things. I’m convinced that photography is a universal language, perhaps the most seductive of all art forms, as it helps to exalt our world consciousness. As a wandering photojournalist I strive to reveal extraordinary topics about the transition of Asian Culture & Society, which hopefully leads the way to more tolerance and in-depth understanding.

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From multimedial documentary to highend photoraghy or classic journalism, you’ll find my work regularly published or even broadcasted in international and national media. Here are some of my latest spreads

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arte/ZDF | ASIAN GEOGRAPHIC | VICE | Hakai | Outside (USA) | GEO | GEO France (Online) | GEO France (Magazine) | Geolino | Spick | Terra Mater | Globetrotter Magazin | Globetrotter/ Project Robinson | 4-seasons (Transa) | The Guardian | bluewin.ch | Geographical | OZY | Travel 3Sixty (AirAsia / Hanoi) | Travel 3Sixty (AirAsia / Bajau) | Sawasdee (Thai Airways) | Silkwinds (Silkair) | Colours (Garuda Air) | Voyeur Magazine (Virgin Airlines) | Dein Spiegel | Spiegel | DW Deutsche Welle | Neocha | Get Lost Magazine | Scoop Magazine | HUCK Magazine | DUMMY/ fluter | fluter/ BPB | Wired for Adventure | Stern VIEW | Stern Magazine | Mare | South China Morning Post | Scuba Diver Australasia | Bluewin.ch | The Diplomat | Myanmar Times | Süddeutsche Zeitung | Business Punk | SZ-Magazin | Welt | Die Welt am Sonntag | Terra Mater | Daily Mail | DK Publishing | Total Tattoo (UK) | New York Post | 20 Minuten

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#Repost @viceasia ・・・ The mystical Sulu Sea, a popular blend of high-end tourism, piracy and the seafaring lifestyle of the Bajau. Depending on whom you will ask, it is either a diver’s paradise or a trouble zone. It became more conspicuous that not only the nomadic Bajau fishermen are roaming the crystal clear waters in search of a good catch, also the Moro gang and Abu Sayyaf with his mates are. Due to governmental mischief and lousy migration control within the trib-boarder area of Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines, these waters do not only cater maritime beauty to its visitors. Rumor of a next Somalia is getting louder if authorities don’t increase their border security. That’s most likely why tourism and piracy get all the media attention, whereas the Bajau are out of the spotlight. © claudiosieberphotography.com

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