Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Saud al-Faisal
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Credit: Ed Wray / Polaris
Ed Wray
Ed Wray holds a degree in International Relations from Boston University, a background which gave him a special interest in understanding how the news of the day becomes history. For the past ten years, Ed has been based in several capitals of Southeast Asia, most recently in Jakarta. During that time he has covered many of the most interesting stories in Asia from Afghanistan to Fiji: coups, people's power movements, armed conflict, natural disasters, and the ordinary lives of people living in these rapidly changing times. He approaches his work with a keen eye toward transformational situations - "in between" states where people are affected by the energies that change a situation from what was to what will be. As accelerating shifts occur in the global economic, environmental and political spheres, there is surely a lot to keep an eye on.