“The Last Avatar” – Its a visual representation of the Gods whom we consider as our ancestors who are actually following the real tradition and customs.

What happens when a culture vanishes? What happens when traditions, folklore, spirituals, and lifestyle fly by the wayside, never to be seen or heard of again? That’s a question that those tribe of India asks themselves.

All this is to say is that we see cultures die more often than we should, and we recognize how our children, and how our children’s children, will never know the history of who they came from. They will never recognize the culture that should’ve been deeply rooted in their souls and seen as a reflection of themselves.

I have always been inspired by the stories of the Indian tribes of India. Their life, their journey and their commitment and dedication towards the life they lead.

Its a tribute to the unspoken community of our country before they are lost forever.

I stayed a week with them, lived a life like theirs, ate food like theirs and was so inspired by the life they lead. I want to narrate their stories with my pictures so that our future generations can have a glimpse of our different communities just the way they are.

I have started a Crowd Funding Campaign on KETTO for my upcoming book which will help me complete my photographic journey of Indian Tribes and Culture.

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The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani




The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani




The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

About Aman Chotani

A professional travel and lifestyle photographer based in New Delhi India who explores the world documenting travel, culture and life. A self-confessed “ wanderer” Aman’s images immerse the viewer in the subject’s culture, bringing a visual authenticity to his photographs. His work features landscapes and astonishing captivating portraits of indigenous people from across the world. “I take photographs to define my experiences, to capture these moments and share the earth’s most extraordinary places” These experiences include capturing stunning images of inspiring destinations like India, Nepal, South Africa, Singapore, Switzerland, Dubai, France, Oman, Spain, Fiji, Turkey, Israel, Australia, and the UK.

Aman has received awards from many prestigious organizations including The Siena International Photo Awards 2015 (Italy), IPA AWARD, United States in the Portrait Category. He exhibits regularly in India and recently exhibited his “ Portraits” collection of work shot in Nepal to critical acclaim. He has been published in magazines and newspapers including National Geographic, Life Force Magazine, KLM I Fly magazine, India Today, Creative Gaga, The Platform, Outlook Traveler, Travel Secrets and Dodho Magazine apart from many others.

The Last Avatar: Photo Project By Indian Photographer Aman Chotani

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