Photographer Rolf Nobel's 'Workers of the Sea' Highlights Struggles of Those Dependent on the Sea
Photographer Rolf Nobel, inspired by his father's work in Hamburg's harbor, has traveled to nearly 50 countries to capture the lives of 'workers of the sea'. His new book, 'Workers of the Sea', presents images from four continents, highlighting the struggles of those whose livelihoods are at risk.
Nobel's fascination with the sea began in his childhood, growing up in Hamburg. He has spent years photographing various professionals working by the sea, from fishermen to dockworkers, to raise awareness about the threats they face.
His book showcases the diverse range of people whose lives revolve around the sea. From the bustling markets of Asia to the quiet fishing villages of Europe, Nobel's work tells the stories of these workers, often overlooked in the global economy.
Through his lens, Rolf Nobel brings attention to the plight of 'workers of the sea'. His book is not just a collection of photographs, but a testament to the resilience and struggles of those who depend on the sea for their survival.
