The rains don’t smell like rain back home. The lights are brighter, the streets strange. Religions clash here, 9/11 happened and almost overnight, Muslims weren’t the token minority anymore. Everything’s in English and Bangla has to claw its way out of my throat when I speak. The children we bring…
“The New Town” is a district of the town Anina (Romania), one neighborhood that was built in the early 80s as a residential area for the workers of the thermoelectric power plant from Crivina. The construction of the power plant began in 1976. The authorities’ plan was that this power…
Check these heart touching photographs how refugee children today are same as those from World War II. All images and captions via © UNICEF. Learn more about the refugee and migrant crisis in Europe. You can find UNICEF on the Web: Website, Facebook, Tumblr, Donate (For more info Medium, MyModernMet) …
I have traveled to Nilgiris many a times but never did I come across this community living here belonging to a very rare ethnicity called Toda. My indifference to any such enthusiasm was quite evident when I found that I even had a photo of their temple from kodanad but…
In July, 2014, Honorable Chief Minister of Sikkim, Mr. Pawan Chambling, announced that the State Govt. will waive off Graduation fees for all Sikkimese residents in Govt. colleges. This was just an addition to the fact that Education was practically free in Govt. Schools in Sikkim for a few decades…
There is a astonishing master class in his detailing within every single photograph here. Tamas Bernath is a wonderful photographer from Serbia who loves to document his daily life but with a difference. Most of these pictures here works on an emotional level of clear art and I personally feel…
Antonin Kratochvil is an American photojournalist born in the Czech Republic in 1947. He is a founding member of VII Photo Agency. Kratochvíl gained a BFA in Photography from Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam. This interview conducted by Alessia Glaviano for Vogue Magazine. For more details Check this link. You can…
“Throughout the year I live like a zombie. Like the living dead. On one day I am alive and that day happens to be the day, the Rainbow Pride. Amidst all this hatred and negativity it’s the one day I feel hope when I see so much love around.” remarks…
Here are the Lensculture 2015 Visual Storytelling Awards. Please click on the image to view complete story. Click here for more information on LensCulture Visual Storytelling Awards. …
India, a land of diversified cultures and religions, is a home to some of the ancient civilizations on earth. It is a place where varied age-old rituals are performed by people of different religions to demonstrate their faith and as a penance to their deity or prophet they worship. While…
While we keep cribbing about our daily life, here we see someone physically challenged with a brave heart insisting on a move on. Life doesn’t end whenever you fall, there is always a second chance and in this photo series it is more than evident to us. Nguyet is born without…
In a country where talent dies an unrecognized death everyday , this is the tale of a boy whose world revolves around the square of the ring. During the day he works hard to scrape off a living from their family’s small coal business. Come evening these thrall of society…
I spent my childhood in a small town named pabna, bank of river Padma. But few years later, my family moved to capital. When I recall my old memories, I find myself somewhere near the river Padma gazing a full moon! My school days were passed on the bank of…
Polish photographer Arkadiusz Podniesinski captured these photographs from The Fukushima Exclusion Zone. From his words…“It is not earthquakes or tsunami that are to blame for the disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station, but humans.” More info: podniesinski.pl (View photos on Boredpanda) …
American photographer Eric Pickersgill removed the smartphones and digital devices from his portraits of everyday life to reveal our obsession with technology. Eric name this proejct as “Removed”. His aims to show our addiction to technology and hyper-connectivity. You can find Eric Pickersgill on the Web: Website Facebook Instagram (View…
It took me more than seven years to bring out this story. It started one evening when I stumbled upon a set of photographs which I had taken while my wife was battling cancer. I don’t know why I took those images, perhaps I wanted to freeze a dying moment…