Ganesh Chaturthi India
An aspiring photojournalist and documentary photographer. With a passion for visual storytelling and narrative journalism, I am interested in telling stories of human interest.
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An aspiring photojournalist and documentary photographer. With a passion for visual storytelling and narrative journalism, I am interested in telling stories of human interest.
A short trip in the Palestinian territories by Giulio Azzarello freelance photographer from 1996.
A series of photomontages that create fanciful, surreal placed that have never been seen before.
In this series I am exploring the realm of one’s environmental surroundings, how that is absorbed into one’s psyche and how this changes through relocations.
Wandering on the streets from Brussels to Barcelona, always looking for street scenes and moments of everyday life.
'Lady Snow' is a solitary journey, through the silent and snowy lands of Abruzzo. Appreciating the silence that surrounds nature and cities. Looking for our inner peace.
Art and people. People and Art. Art, intimacy, human creative skills, imagination and me. Take me away from the hustle and bustle, let me enjoy.
A medium format colour series of female Berber nomads taken in Morocco by the photographer, Darren Lewey.
Cox’s Bazar is the world’s longest unbroken beach. She is also known by the name Panowa , whose literal translation means, "yellow flower." Its other old name was"Palongkee". It is also a favorite tourist destination for the country people.
He choose the name of Simeone as a monk, beacuse like this old Jewish man, mentioned on the Luca’s Gosplel, he recognized Jesus as the Messiah and it’s life was accomplished. So, following Saint Francis steps, he drove to Umbria and found a good spot for him in Rocchette Sabina, a semi-abandoned village.
"Berlin after dark" is a surreal Street Photography series by Sebastian Jacobitz, who paints the Berlin Christmas Market in a different light.
My Photographs are a visual summation of the people on opposite ends of the social scale, along with my quest to understand the human condition.
"Ruins from the Old World"… it was about street-photography and wandering, it was about myself and the people, it was about loneliness and the modern world.
There are many places in West Bengal, where man made big canals and ponds are constructed and made compatible for harvesting and cultivating variety of fishes.
A closer look of Alun-Alun Bandung. A very attractive place, seeking for everyone's attention, who just experienced hardships.
I grew up on the other side of the river, as long as the time changed and I had to move to another side, in the urban side of the river.
The report is an analysis on the city, on the places that compose it, its contradictions, fascinating and disarming beauty and neglect Naples is a set of various identities…
Is this the sharp perception of a observer or displacement into a form of interior poetry ?
Takengon, one of the largest coffee suppliers in Indonesia. Located over 1200 meters above sea level. The average population depends on fishing from Lut Tawar fishing and coffee gardening.
Present in Lisbon since 1830 and surviving till the modern age of consumerism, the Hospital de Bonnecas repairs and restores dolls by tradition.
Kochan, una sorta di diario personale per raccontare il lungo viaggio che il protagonista compie alla scoperta della propria identità e del proprio corpo.
In this apparently far away universe, suspended in a distant Europe, the Minsk Protocol was not enough to stop the war at the borders of Donbass and Luhansk.
Sulla SS9, comunemente chiamata via Emilia di giorno e di notte, la storia si ripete sempre uguale...
My life has been a long journey, Sometimes I have run, sometimes I have stopped. I have experienced moments of chaos and after each of them I have suffered internal changes.
I have asked my mother to tell me about the similarities and differences she sees in me, her and my grandmother.
Ashgabat is the capital of Turkmenistan and it's one of most closed countries around the world. His president Gurbangulí Berdimujamédov rules the country as a dictator.
There is always a price to pay, a sacrifice to watch the festival, Until some questions arise in me, are they entertained? Do they enjoy the show?
