Laura looks on while older girls in colorful dress dance in a circle around her in Prague. This parade is part of Khamoro, a week-long Romani festival. Khamoro (Romani for “sunshine”) has taken place in Prague since 1999 and is the world’s largest and best-known professional Romani festival.
A man and child look upon statues lining the street leading to Chrám svaté Barbory (St. Barbara's Church) in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic.
A woman walks down the stairs at Kostel Nanebevzetí Panny Marie a svatého Jana Křtitele (Church of the Assumption of Our Lady and St. John the Baptist) in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic.
A group of people dance to music during the Khamoro World Roma Festival in Prague.
A man waits for the metro in Prague.
A man plays an upright bass during the Khamoro World Roma Festival in Prague.
Kateřina Karešová (left) along with Tom Cortés (right) and Štěpán Krtička (not pictured) played various English-language songs during the festival "Praha Žije Hudbou" (“Prague lives by music”). Karešová told me that some of her favorite artists include Lana Del Ray, Florence + the Machine and Lorde.
Two people stand on Kaple Božího těla (Corpus Christi Chapel) in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic.