Author: Mark Abouzeid

Born in Princeton, N.J., to a Lebanese father and Irish-American mother, Mark Abouzeid moved countries for the first time at 10 months of age. Since then, he has lived and worked in over 35 countries including the polar arctic, bedouin deserts and countless seas. His photos and feature articles have appeared in numerous publications including The New York Times, The Huffington Post, The Atlantic, New European, Daily Mirror, Sydney Morning Herald, Adventure Magazine, Dove (Italia), The Daily, South China Morning Post, Maxim, NatGeo and Forbes.

Meeting superman in the laundromat.

strange encounters of the covid kind | Trapani (si) It is Saturday in the city of Trapani, Sicily. I am sitting in a laundromat taking advantage of the beautiful spring day that inspired the entire population to vacate the city and drive to the countryside. I am alone so I load every washing machine, hoping to … Continue reading Meeting superman in the laundromat.

Saving bees, one coffee at a time…

Eco-innovator uses coffee grounds, oregano and dirt to rebuild thriving local bee populations – Mongiona (CA) Andrea Rullo is not your typical Calabrian farmer. With a degree in automotive production systems and a career as head of production for one of Europe’s most renowned high end engine makers, at 29 he decided to return to … Continue reading Saving bees, one coffee at a time…