Andrea de Franciscis, Author at Narratively

Andrea de Franciscis

Andrea de Franciscis, doctor by education and photographer by choice, currently lives and works in New Delhi.

Stories By Andrea de Franciscis

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These Cannabis Farmers Carry Out an Ancient Tradition High in the Himalayas

Story by Maria Tavernini | July 6, 2017

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India’s Untouchable Queen of the Dead

Story by Maria Tavernini | December 9, 2015

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Beating and Bleeding for Christ

Photos by Andrea de Franciscis | April 14, 2015

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India’s Invisible Addicts

Story & Photos by Andrea de Franciscis & Maria Tavernini | May 26, 2014

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How the Widows of Vrindavan Got Their Color Back

Story & photos by Andrea de Franciscis & Maria Tavernini | March 18, 2014

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