Documentary

Dans la vallée du Pankissi, en Géorgie orientale, des femmes kistines de tradition soufie se réunissent chaque vendredi pour perpétuer le rituel du Dikhr.

I had talked about Iran to many people and they had always told me that (even if they had never been to Iran!) they knew that Iranian people were amazing. Well, it's true.

This short photo-essay is a look at the many ways Brooklynites address and interact with the invisible, be it perceived demons, gods, a God—or the dead. As Herman Melville wrote: “Though in many of its aspects this visible world seems formed in love, the invisible spheres were formed in fright.”

…they do not live in a suitable condition. The children lack medical care, welfare, water, electricity and education.

Near the city of Isfahan, there are many brick baking workshops. Most of the workers are Afghan immigrants and they do the tasks as family.

Floods are one of the recurring climatic phenomenon in Bangladesh and often have been within bearable limits.

Thousands of people of different ages, gender, religion and caste travel together huddled against one another sweating, eating, chatting together and dozing off peacefully on the shoulders of strangers in the compartments packed up with people.

Goa, between a receding past and an accelerating future. These photos chart moments in which a fading inheritance is transformed by emergent forces that escape the dreams and logics of a bygone age.

"Our Island" project in progress is my personal story where, through my memories, I try to understand my relationship with a close person.

One after another, Russian villages are disappearing. A terrible regularity that can not be stopped.

In this project, there is no logic, everything is filmed at the level of sensations. I was looking through my eyes for something that would fit my emotional state. And so I saw it, everything was compressed inside and I took a shot.

This series documents the Saint Stephen feast in Ousilhão, Municipality of Vinhais, Portugal. These rituals are of pagan origins, Roman and Celtic. These figures run through the village, enlivening the party with tricks and mischief, spreading chaos between the population and the visitors.

A collection of fragments shot in Spain in the last months. I'm attracted by Spain's huge spaces and landscapes that reminds american West.

Old Dhaka is the most crowded and oldest part of Dhaka city, always on its toes, in a boisterous way. Chaotically beautiful!! I found that spite, that vigor for life, that chaos in Old Dhaka; the kind of chaos that doesn’t make you feel uncomfortable but rather invites you to immerse in life whole heartedly. This is the kind of chaos I can romanticize, the one that vibes of spirits, of energy, joys and heartache and an amalgamation of varied sensory mediums.

Gnomes are among the mythical creatures that humans fear, a legion of little creatures, each no more than forty centimeters tall.

An insight into the simple life in the little-known subtropic nation of São Tomé & Príncipe

Kurdish photographer Omer Karim uses his skills to capture artistic portraits, and the result is a fascinating photography collection that captures the spirit of cultures

In spite of the passage of time, Prague continues to maintain its reputation as an enchanted city. That's why...

The project made an attempt to investigate the origin of the name of one of the residential areas of St. Petersburg, Russia.

It is said that Cats know that God exists… Mistreating a cat is regarded as a severe sin in Islam. Religious scholars acknowledge that cats embody the indescribable chaos of the universe.

The Kumbh Mela is the largest gathering of pilgrims in the world. Participating in such a festival was a unique opportunity, and I would like to share it with you.

A voyage through a situation where a sense of existence crisis creates a conflict between evolution and extinction and form a strange world in front of us.

An ancient tradition in rural West Bengal on the occasion of Ram Navami which goes against the present trend of instigation of violence during the festival off late

SOMEWHERE there IS MY BIG FISH. We had a difficult relationship. We are like two fish: trying to say something to each other, but do not understand each other.

Till today, amber continues to connect the present with the distant past, connecting the modern societies with half-forgotten traditions, and mere people with ancient god.

Road theme and new spaces investigation are issues I’m focused on during visiting Saint Petersburg suburbs.

This photo essay is about Achilles, a resident of Auroville in Puducherry, India. It is a peek into his life as a ranch owner in the green forested areas of Auroville.

When I dream I see everything perfectly well. I can talk to a person and look at it close up. Or suddenly I see some landscapes, I’m going somewhere, or I’m by the sea…

The pictures wants to capture the reflection of a society in a cultural and social recession that unfortunately has become immune to the difficulties of everyday life.

Sometime you find yourself at a place you did not expect to be at. The doors open, and you are “somewhere” now. What do you see? What do you notice around?