He has spent much of his life living in Africa, which he now considers home. Born in Botswana in 1986, Jones spent most of his childhood growing up in Malawi and Kenya. With his experience in Africa and in international development, Jones hopes to use his photography to capture stories on the continent that might otherwise be overlooked. This will entail subjects that have to do with African society's entrance into the modern world and the inevitable clash that it so often creates. He has won this award for his work documenting prostitution in Kibera, one of Africa's largest slums. The prostitutes in the series can be bought for as little as $1. For this they risk getting HIV, unwanted pregnancies and violent abuse from their customers.