Photography

A picture story about faith in the Afrikaner culture. On the South African outstretched rural farmlands where these small religious gatherings are a common event.

I heard her talking and trying to build stories of his past in front of a photo or a personal object. A story of alzheimer and loneliness.

Festival of Stories, an event which celebrates the sister cities Bangalore and San Francisco. It explored the narratives of the city through events, workshops, performances, and art installations.

This project is about the ordinary people of Paris, people who happened to be in a certain space at a certain moment in time... It's about the preciousness of observation.

Void relics (as a title) are based on the impressions of a traveller about an "eternal city" that is covered under the heavy veil of history.

Road safety has always been very poor in the country for a long time. The incident sparked a nationwide protest demanding road safety in Dhaka and all of Bangladesh.

Every day the pollution increases, the human health is more and more put in danger and as we do not see it directly one does not care about it little.

A surreal series of photomontages that play with symbolic images of houses equipped with leg like appendages.

“She looks into me” consists of a series of intimate images that hold a deep reverence for a time when the mystery of life and the mystery of death were closely related.

If you hear the story of Fraele Valley, a couple of thoughts might come to your mind when you walk around its lakes. Within ‘clock’s reach’, things weren’t the same. An entire village of peasants, shepherds, merchants sank into the artificial turquoise when the dams were erected.

This photo project is the exploration of the simplicity of life in the suburbs and the importance of the appreciation of the mundane things in life.

It is an impulsive answer. A continuous YES and NO. A wink. A transmitter-receiver relationship. The light, the look, the expression, the body.

A short reportage from a small Country at the border of Europe. The Faroe Island, a small archipelago in the North Atlantic Ocean, between Norway and Iceland. Independent Country, under the jurisdiction of Denmark.

These images reveal us rituals threatened both by globalization and by the folklore that the tourist flows feed, and perpetuate an endangered world.

The little italian Borgo of Castelvetere sul Calore. An ancient tradition. Religion, Faith, and a Community that gather around for the occasion.

The movements of people's lives intertwine with marine traffic. And in a moment of distraction from our personal private stories we realize that big ship that is leaving the port.

During the past decade, millions of Mexican and Central American migrants have left their homes and families and faced death on the journey to the United States.

Wandering with color films on the streets of Brussels.

Time machine (2005) • These pictures were taken when I was a college student, using all the meager photographic skills and knowledge I had and look immature to me now. I would first compose a mental picture and then go out to realize it with a camera.

Tatyana Kolbatova traveled through the space and time in three different cities. Imaginary constructions reflecting reality are becoming it them selves.

I am feeling nothing. Complete insensitivity. And this is happiness that you consume in small portions sharing it with others. I am swinning toward the shore my “companions” are waiting impatiently.

Bed-Stuy’s "gravestone murals" are not sanctioned public art; therefore, they have no protections. When we lose these murals, what have we lost?

Almost five years back, when Ajodhya upper damp was being constructed, if Japanese engineers didn't leave those unused stones in the valley, the scenario could have been different.

Stopped by an anonymous lake in rural Karnataka, India. The lake with the lotus pond and overcast skies presented an irresistible image.

Delving deep into the city of Belfast at night, I navigated through the industrial, commercial and residential areas, and found myself drawn to those dark and often disquieting spaces now illuminated by domestic lights, street lamps and neon signs.

The short story of my first trip to India. Every place visited gave me something, and everything translates into a sort of inner peace in this ocean of contradictions and restlessness in my soul. Faces that for a few moments have met mine…

A 48 Hours Bangladeshi Wedding!, photo essay by Shafkat Anowar, from Honolulu, United States. On the stage of a Bangladeshi home wedding in Hawaii. Speaking of ethnic cultures found in Hawaii people mostly highlight the ones frequently observed and celebrated.

People are scared to travel through rough and uneven terrains to reach nearby towns. There are no pathways either in many villages. Despite repeated appeals to the state government, the hardships of the villagers continue.

Running from the Sun is a personal project focused on small towns along Route 66 in New Mexico. The images develop narratives that can be related to towns everywhere.

Jadugoda. The Dark Underbelly of Uranium Mining in India. A curse called uranium has poisoned generations and will continue to haunt all future generations too. After gathering such details regarding the place, I decided to visit the place to document the radiation affected people and their daily life.