Documentary
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Industrial nightlife
Unpleasant, polluting, often dangerous, large industrial areas are areas from which, even if considered necessary, we keep away. Yet, in spite of rationality saying otherwise, moving among the ensemble of smokestacks, cranes, immense machinery, ancient and modern architecture mingling in…
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Restricted Places
EPG, Experimental Proving Grounds, are areas designated for the development and assessment of weapons which are offensive or defensive in nature.
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The Last Week of Life
Goodbye old man. you lived a long long life. 96 years of age and you died a day after your birthday and narrowly outlived the Queen of England. The end was not an easy one, I watched you for 5…
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Girls Empowerment at grass root level In India
The status of women reflects a country’s social, economic, and mental health. In India, women have been seen as a representation of spirituality. Nevertheless, still women are denied equality and rights. They’ve been mistreated and treated unfairly compared to men.…
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The Blue Fig
Global warming seems to have a more severe impact on certain countries than others because it affects the world climate. An immediate effect of global warming is the increased natural disasters like storm surges and floods, while sea-level rise is…
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Industrial Nostalgia
The photographs are from a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage ‘Zollverein’, an enormous former coal mining industrial site in Germany partially adapted into a museum and the rest reformed into a park. This series, inspired by Bernd & Hilla…
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Street through the eye of a migraine patient
He is a migraine patient. Most of the time he is suffering from headache. But He has a keen interest in Street Photography and for this reason, to satisfy his thirst, recently he went to Bansberia which was one of…
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Who Is Aziz?
Aziz is 50-year-old fisherman who lives in a small coastal village in Morocco. He has a rare genetic disorder known in medical terms as being pseudo-hermaphrodite, the ‘third sex’. At birth, he was born with what appeared to be female…
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In Lusaka’s Matero Compound, Poverty Is the Main Barrier to Education
Although education is a basic human right, UNICEF estimates that in Zambia at least 800,000 children are out of school. The majority of them come from households living in extreme poverty, in slum-like settlements such as the Matero compound located…
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Women’s glances in … around
Wandering around the corners of Greece, I unconsciously captured with my lens mainly women’s looks. I’m not looking to find the “folklore“, the kerchief, but the look. This is what attracts me and I want to capture it with my…
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Komi Kino, the opportunity to join the art of cinema
Komi Kino is the only film distribution organization in the Republic of Komi in Syktyvkar (Russia), which enables people in the towns and most remote settlements to have the opportunity to join the art of cinema and see the old…
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Guca trumpet Festival
The Guca trumpet festival, world renowned and ancient annual brass band festival started 1961 in the small village of Guca, in Serbia, gathers today hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world to the sound of Balkan music.…
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Dussehra Festival at Kulasai Mutharamman Temple
A unique grand Dussehra festival is celebrated at Kulasekharapatnam (Kulasai), a remote coastal village near Tiruchendur town in Thoothukudi district of Tamil Nadu. A 300 years old Mutharamman temple resides in the village where a massive Dussehra celebration takes place…
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Aagomoni
The Bhowanipore Mitra Bari Durga Puja, was originally started by the late Narsingha Mitra in 1757 at Nilgopal Mitra Lane with ten prominent hands as is prevalent in many Goddess Durga idols. However, in 1892 the late Subodh Chandra Mitter…
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War in Ukraine
I’ve seen a lot of wars, but not all of them have had such a clear aggressor and victim. Not every one was as transparently black and white as this Ukrainian one is.
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The Netarhat Firing Range Protest
Netarhat India Netarhat is a hill station in Latehar district in the Indian state of Jharkhand. It is also called as the “Queen of Chotanagpur”. Netarhat is known for its scenic beauty and exquisite weather but there is a protest…
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Revolutionary Mural Art in Baghdad
Baghdad Iraq In 2019, Baghdad was shaken by massive anti-government protests, the largest since the US invaded Iraq in 2003 and overthrew Saddam Hussein. Demonstrations started in October when people took to the streets to protest against the government’s corruption,…
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Same-sex couple separated by war (Russia/Ukraine)
A photo project about a same-sex couple separated by the war between Russia and Ukraine.
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Russian War in Ukraine
People from the besieged city of Mariupol, Severodonetsk, Volnovakha, Berdyansk, Kharkiv and other parts of eastern Ukraine flee under unrelenting bombardment to relatively saved cities as is Zaporozhzhia and Dnipro.
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Deportation of the Karachays
In 1943 the Soviet leadership forced the Karachays to leave their lands in the North Caucasus and move to Central Asia.
