Daylin Paul is an independent photographer, writer, videographer and educator based in South Africa. He is the 2017 winner of the Ernest Cole Award for Photography for his documentary Broken Land

He has a Bachelor of Journalism degree from Rhodes University majoring in English Literature and Photojournalism.

His clients include: Médicins Sans Frontières South Africa, Greenpeace and Centre for Environmental Rights.

His work has appeared in: The New York Times, The Guardian, Foreign Policy, Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal.

Daylin is formerly  a trainer in the Photojournalism and Documentary Photography program at the Market Photo Workshop and the Commissioning Editor of Photography for UNICEF International in New York.

Over the years...

Cape Town, 2007
Atlantic Ocean 2008
Bangkok, 2013
Ermelo, 2015
Vereeniging, 2016
Uganda, 2016
Jeppestown, 2017
Pretoria, 2017
Malawi, 2022
UNHQ, New York, 2022 with Vanessa Nakate
Cape Town, 2007
Atlantic Ocean 2008
Bangkok, 2013
Ermelo, 2015
Vereeniging, 2016
Uganda, 2016
Jeppestown, 2017
Pretoria, 2017
Malawi, 2022
UNHQ, New York, 2022 with Vanessa Nakate
Cape Town, 2007
Atlantic Ocean 2008
Bangkok, 2013
Ermelo, 2015
Vereeniging, 2016
Uganda, 2016
Jeppestown, 2017
Pretoria, 2017
Malawi, 2022
UNHQ, New York, 2022 with Vanessa Nakate

Ted X talk, October 2021

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