Jeremy Curl was born on 13th March 1982 in Tokyo, Japan, and he still lives today. He resides in London, England. Jeremy is a photographer and filmmaker who has travelled widely in Africa and Asia. He was the first non-African to cross the Tanezrouft area of the Sahara without a motorized transport. He lived and travelled with the nomad tribe of the region. While in Sahara he crossed 1200 miles on foot and by camel starting from Hoggar Mountains to Timbuktu in Mali in 50 days. He spent time in an unrecognized country of Transnistria and came out with pictures never seen before.
Do you know: Jeremy Curl carried out an expedition across the Danakali Depression, the ‘Cruellest place on the Earth’ with temperatures up to 60 degrees.
