An officer checks the condition of a Sumatran tiger at a natural resource conservation agency in Indonesia’s Aceh Province. The Sumatran tiger is in danger of extinction – it is estimated that there are fewer than 400 remaining in the wild.
I was born in Aceh, a province devastated by the 2004 tsunami. I lost my home, many relatives and friends, but that day was my turning point. I picked myself up and continued to improve my skills in photography.
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