Photographer Rolf Nobel's 'Workers of the Sea' Showcases Global Lives Dependent on the Ocean
Photographer Rolf Nobel, a native of Hamburg, has professionally visited nearly 50 countries during his career, capturing the essence of distant lands and cultures. His latest book, 'Workers of the Sea', showcases individuals from four continents whose livelihoods depend on the ocean.
Nobel's fascination with distant places began in his childhood, inspired by his father's stories and matchboxes collected from sailors. Growing up in Hamburg, where his father worked in the harbor as a stevedore, Nobel was exposed to a world beyond his hometown.
Over the years, Nobel has photographed various 'workers of the sea', immortalizing their lives and struggles. From the bustling ports of Asia to the quiet fishing villages of Europe, his lens has captured the resilience and determination of those who make their living from the ocean.
Rolf Nobel's extensive travels and dedication to his craft have resulted in a compelling collection of photographs in 'Workers of the Sea'. The book serves as a testament to the diverse lives connected to the ocean and the challenges they face in an ever-changing world.
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