LOST #11 2026

Wander.
Take the paths you never took,
Let them lead you somewhere new.
Give them a chance
To show what feels right.
Drift from the path,
But never stand still.
The journey will make sense
As long as you keep going.
Nothing can stop you
From following your heart.
You are a miracle
Yearning to be free.
Take flight into the skies
For you are the wind.

Ryan Loftus documents the olive harvesting week in Auletta, where farmers, friend and families press tiny green treasure chests into liquid gold. He shares his quiet observations and experiences in “A Quiet Harvest”.

As Donivan Berube embarked on a two-year cycling trek from Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay airstrip to Argentina’s Tierra del Fuego Archipelago, he received news of his mother dying in an intensive care unit on the other side of the country. He shares his journey in “Parade Between Skies” as he makes his way down south, his thoughts wandering between his mother, his past and the endless dirt roads he was on.

In “The Palette of the Provinces”, Marybeth Ledesma presents her birthplace in a vibrant display of soft, friendly colours that are joyful, inviting and unabashedly alive.

Panayiota Protoolis shares her adventures in Iceland with her boyfriend Ashley as they drive through icy landscapes and howling blizzards, soak in geothermal hotpots, and fall in love with the smell of eggs in “Þetta Reddast”

When Fabien Scotti discovered course camarguaise while he was in southern France for a photography assignment, he knew this was the missing piece of his work. He shares his discovery of this local sport through his words and photography in “The Love of Risk”.

While journeying with her husband into the heart of Palmwag—a protected area in Namibia’s remote Northwest—Pooja Khatri comes face to face with a leopard in pitch darkness. She recounts her profound and transformational encounter in “Leopard Eyes”.