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MARSEILLE BY OUMAYMA BEN TANFOUS
In Marseille, cultures collide in color and sound.
From the vibrant chaos of Marché de Noailles to a sunlit rendezvous by the sea, the city pulses with a rhythm all its own. Captured through the lens of Tunisian photographer Oumayma Ben Tanfous, this chapter of Tracing the Transatlantic celebrates identity, connection, and the beauty of belonging.

NEW YORK BY STEVIE & MADA
An all-aerial view of the city that never sleeps.
A glimpse of what passengers once felt at takeoff, leaving behind the beating heart of New York, their souls filled with the promise of adventure.Captured by Stevie & Mada, the New York based duo celebrated for their bold, persona-driven portraits that merge elegance and rawness across fashion and identity.
This chapter of Tracing the Transatlantic invites you to rediscover the thrill of departure.

LISBON BY MIGUEL FLOR
In Lisbon, every street whispers stories of the sea.
Among tiled façades and cobblestone alleys, we follow a craving, the scent of freshly baked pastéis de nata leading us through the city’s timeless charm. Captured by Miguel Flor, Portuguese multidisciplinary creator and former designer at Maison Margiela, now Creative Director of Prinçipal Magazine.
Through his poetic lens, everyday life turns into a quiet celebration of beauty.
This chapter of Tracing the Transatlantic embraces heritage, flavor, and the art of slowing down.

BERMUDA BY HAILEY HEATON
A plunge into the deep blue.
In Bermuda, the journey begins where the city’s pulse fades, beneath the surface, among corals, light, and silence.
A moment of surrender to the ocean’s calm, where every color feels alive.
Captured by Hailey Heaton, American fine-art photographer whose work explores memory, identity, and the emotional landscapes of the world around us. Her lens transforms submersion into reflection, a return to stillness.
This chapter of Tracing the Transatlantic celebrates renewal, color, and the rhythm of the sea.

FOYNES BY EOIN GREALLY
On the hills above the ocean, time slows down.
In Foynes, Ireland, the unexpected unfolds, the land, the rhythm, and the people moving in harmony with nature. A quiet lesson in patience, presence, and the beauty of simple living. Captured by Eoin Greally, Irish visual artist and photographer whose work bridges documentary and portraiture, defined by emotional clarity and warmth. Through his lens, Foynes becomes more than a destination, it’s a return to balance. This final chapter of Tracing the Transatlantic is a reflection on time, connection, and the places that remind us where we belong.

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