Paul Harris has long held a passionate interest for adventure travel and indigenous cultures. He trained as a documentary photographer and has been published worldwide. In 1990, Paul photographed ancient courier routes across the steppes of Mongolia for a book. Subsequent projects involved journeys through far eastern Russia, through Vietnam, the Malay Archipelago and Iran, along India's northwestern frontiers and, most recently, in Niger, Tibet and Honduras. His portraits of British explorers are part of the permanent collection of the Royal Geographical Society, of which he is a fellow. Paul is also a recipient of the Society's Cherry Kearton Medal (1995) for photography of "peoples and the natural world".
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