In this uplifting conclusion, we journey to Ghana and reveal a renowned photographer, Yaw Pare, whose breathtaking images showcase the soul of a nation.

From the rainforests of the Kakum National Park to the historical shores of Cape Coast, his work invites the world to see West Africa through light, heritage, and wonder.

This is a story of national pride and visual legacy.

This episode explores one of the most haunting images of our time—and the tragic story behind the lens.

Carter captured the photo of a starving Sudanese child watched by a vulture—an image that shook the world and won a Pulitzer Prize. But the praise came with deep controversy and personal torment.

This episode unpacks the ethics, the emotional weight, and the unseen cost of bearing witness through photography. A story of brilliance, burden, and the invisible scars left behind.

In our second episode, we shift our focus to the front lines of war, famine, and human suffering — seen through the fearless lens of legendary photojournalist James Nachtwey.

From Rwanda to Ground Zero, Nachtwey has captured the raw, unfiltered truth of global crises. This episode explores his mission, his message, and the incredible power of images to stir empathy and spark change. Step into the heart of conflict, and meet the man who never looked away.