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The Festival Of Tusu: Photo Series By Pritam Sen

The Festival Of Tusu: Photo Series By Pritam Sen

Tusu Festival is a folk festival held on the last day of the Bengali month of Poush, i.e., Makar Sankranti, so also known as Makar Parav (meaning Makar festival) in local languages. It is a unifying form of local common faith and the joy of the harvest. associated with harvesting.…

Lamborghini: Photography and Art Project by Vimal Chandran

With Italy, For Italy is a global Photography and Art Project by Lamborghini, now extended to APAC region. This project was representing the Indian region commissioned by Lamborghini India. Lamborghini India asked me to create art, inspired from their cars and the local culture of the region. I came up…

Iceland Volcanic Eruption: Photo Series By Siggeir Hafsteinsson

Iceland Volcanic Eruption: Photo Series By Siggeir Hafsteinsson

Fagradalsfjall mountain is a tuya that erupted during the last glaciation under the ice shield. The broader Fagradalsfjall volcanic system comprises an area of eruptive fissures (fissure swarm), cones, and lava fields in the southern part of the Reykjanes peninsula. A strong seismic crisis began in the area near Fagradalsfjall…

The Lonely Astronaut: Photography Series By Karen Jerzyk

The Lonely Astronaut: Photography Series By Karen Jerzyk

As a part of her “The Lonely Astronaut” photographic series (started in 2017), I used the empty New York City streets as a futuristic dystopian backdrop to accompany a single lone astronaut during the covid pandemic. Using my friend’s 12-year-old daughter, Kiera, in the astronaut suit, I visited otherwise extremely…

Dockyards: An Urbanized Graveyard In The Making By Sumsun Naher

Dockyards: An Urbanized Graveyard In The Making By Sumsun Naher

All over the world, ship-breaking yards still exist in ways more dangerous than they should. In Bangladesh, it is significantly dangerous for the people who are working there and the environment itself is not very friendly, either. The employees are largely ignorant about their minimum health and safety rights, along…

Length Of My Covid Days By Devaraj Devan

Length Of My Covid Days By Devaraj Devan

The first few days after I was tested Covid Positive was a journey through different thoughts and stress. Anxiety about the disease and its symptoms, the difficulty of being isolated, fear of something going to happen shook me. Life suddenly shrunk from the vast world I had until then, to…

Hui Villages: An Ancient Architecture Wonder By Florian Delalee

Hui Villages: An Ancient Architecture Wonder By Florian Delalee

The region called “Huizhou” is home to several ancient architectural wonders from the Ming and Qing Dynasty, which includes villages of Xidi and Hongcun that are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There is plenty of villages scattered about the verdant countryside and contrasting with white houses. Another landscape can be found…

Fishermen Of Iceland | Out At Sea By Thrainn Kolbeinsson

Fishermen Of Iceland | Out At Sea By Thrainn Kolbeinsson

It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that fishing has always been a vital part of sustainable life in Iceland. Since the country was first settled, Icelandic fishermen and other sailors have worked hard in difficult conditions, putting their lives on the line to provide for their families. The sea…

GudiPadwa Shobha Yatra Giragon Mumbai By Sanjoy Banerjee

Gudi Padwa: Shobha Yatra, Girgaon, Mumbai By Sanjoy Banerjee

While we battle the second wave of the dreaded Coronavirus, mid-April also marks the beginning of the Hindu calendar year and is celebrated across the length & breadth of India. Characteristic of the Indian cultural mélange, Hindus in various states of India usher in the new year in their own…

Reopening schools after lockdown

Reopening Of School After Lockdown – A Journey From Fear To Joy By Amlan Chakraborty

Covid-19 Pandemic is probably one of the biggest disasters after World War Two. The entire world suffered partial or complete lockdown. A virus that cannot be even seen via a normal microscope stopped the entire world. It is anticipated, Novel Corona Virus, SARS-CoV-2originated in bats and jumped to humans at…

Photographer Alexey Vasilyev Captures The Lives Of People In Yakutia

Photographer Alexey Vasilyev Captures The Lives Of People In Yakutia, Where It Gets As Cold As -58 Fahrenheit

Winter can be quite painful and annoying to many people. At least to the ones living in the places of the world that have cold temperatures and piles of snow. However, this region in Russia called Yakutia, also known as the Sakha Republic, tops it off with winters that get…

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