Harun took up photography as a hobby during his road trips across America. Years later, his portrait project Bloodhoney* became one of the most successful Kickstarter photography campaigns of all time.He is a regular contributor to BBC Earth, and has contributed photographs to Vogue Italia, National Geographic, Astronomy Magazine, BBC Travel, Discovery Science, and Blindfold. Harun’s photography work has been featured by various media outlets, including Time, Wired, NPR, Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly, Vice, and Washington Post. It has also been the subject of a TEDx Talk. His timelapse videos have been featured at various events, most notably by The Rolling Stones on their ZIP CODE tour and the upcoming 2016/2017 tour; Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters’ 2016 Tour and Desert Trip Indio Concert; Trance duo Cosmic Gate’s am2pm music video; and National Park Service’s “100 Years” centennial video; among others.Harun’s photograph of the cloud-inverted Grand Canyon was listed among the 2015 best travel photos of the year by National Geographic, and in 2016, he was on the BBC Earth Instagram team that won a Webby Award for “Best Photography and Graphics.”Prior to his venture into photography, Harun’s film In the Name of the Son premiered at Telluride Film Festival and won over thirty international awards, including Shanghai, Savannah, and Cleveland film festivals. It was the first live action short film to receive an exclusive screening for the members of United States Congress on Capitol Hill.

In good condition.