James Robert Fuller is a British photojournalist based in Thailand. His work is focused on the long-term consequences of conflict and disaster, often examining the themes of home and dislocation. His ongoing projects document the resettlement of refugees from Burma to the USA, the armed opposition by ethnic groups to Burma's military regime, and the lives of Acehnese survivors of the 2004 tsunami. His images have been projected at the Visa Pour L'Image Photojournalism Festival and appeared in international publications such as The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Marie Claire and Paris Match.
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