The accident has answer with rescue but there is no replacement or solution of the ruined countless life & damaged family’s.
The black thursday
Photographer(s): Sandipan Mukherjee
Tag Archives | environment
Southern Salt
Once known for salt production, the sun burnt islands of Sinan County are now recognized as the slave islands of South Korea.
Photographer(s): Andrew Faulk
Take me somewhere else
There was a brickfield near my village home. Then I was a small child. The brickfield used to fascinate me. Particularly, when I found workers making bricks from clay in a magical way.
Photographer(s): Ahmed Rasel
Poetto Beach
Poetto is the name of Cagliari’s main beach and it’s also the longest and most popular Sardinian city beach… (photo essay by Claudio Sanna)
Photographer(s): Claudio Sanna
Interview with Ian Teh, Dark Clouds
I was very struck by the fact that in same pictures people look like very small, almost miniatures, surrounded by the contest, the outside. Is this element functional to your purpose? I wanted to show that the people I pictured were overwhelmed by their environment. I see the workers in these places as cogs in […]
Photographer(s): Ian Teh
Sebastien Tixier | Allanngorpoq
In early 2013, I went into a one-month stay in Greenland, sharing life with some of its inhabitants, up to the northernmost settlements. A trip from 67° to 77° parallel on the way up to Qaanaaq, with the aim to highlight the current mutations. From the very first place, the country undergoes the effects of […]
Photographer(s): Sebastien Tixier
Vinit Gupta | Where They Belong
This Project, Where they Belong, metaphorically focuses on the worldwide phenomenon of development, industrial expansions and its consequences…
Photographer(s): Vinit Gupta
Valentino Bellini | BIT ROT Project
Bit rot is a colloquial term used in the computerized information systems environment to indicate the gradually decaying of data stored on storage medias or software over the duration of time.
Photographer(s): Valentino Bellini
Sandra Hoyn | Poisonous Business – The Indian Leather Industry
India is one of the largest exporters of leather worldwide. In Kanpur, the fifth-largest city of India, there are more than 350 tanneries which dispose of their poisonous sewage water directly into the Ganga River.
Photographer(s): Sandra Hoyn
Ed Kashi | Madagascar
Images of the dignified and vibrant people of Southeast Madagascar offer a cross-examination of the intricate ties that bind all humans to the earth and raise questions about our planet’s ability to sustain itself.
Photographer(s): Ed Kashi
Ed Kashi | The Forgotten Land: Madagascar Out of Balance
Through the dignified and vibrant people of south east Madagascar, Kashi explores an alternative relationship with the earth from that which we are typically exposed to…
Photographer(s): Ed Kashi
Matteo Cardin | Hazaribagh – Dhaka’s tannery
In Bangladesh, the leather industry is one of the most important economy. Most of the tanneries are based in the Hazaribag area, a densily populated neighborhood of Dhaka.
Photographer(s): Matteo Cardin
PRIVATE 44 | REAL – Special NOOR Photo Agency
The goal of the photo agency Noor is to produce, publish, and exhibit long term visual projects on topics of human concerns to a broad international audience while maintaining the dignity of the subjects.
Photographer(s): Francesco Zizola, Jan Grarup, Jon Lowenstein, Kadir van Lohuizen, Pep Bonet, Philip Blenkinsop, Samantha Appleton, Stanley Greene, Yuri Kozyrev
Writer(s): MaryAnne Golon
Writer(s): MaryAnne Golon
