Hello, I’m Jagannath Saha A 23 years Old Street and Documentary Photography enthusiastic From Murshidabad, India. I’m a Final year BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) student. I started Photography from early 2017 and experienced almost every genre. Initially, I used to shoot with my phone camera, in early 2018 I…
Minimalist Photography Awards announced the winners for 2020 in the categories of Abstract, Aerial, Architecture, Conceptual, Fine Art, Landscape, Long Exposure, Night, Open Theme, Photomanipulation, Portrait, and Street. Minimalist Photography Awards is a non-profit association, powered by black & white Minimalism magazine which aims to recognize, reward, and expose talented…
The first thing I found was this. What the Photograph reproduces to infinity has occurred only once: the Photograph mechanically repeats what could never be repeated existentially. In the Photograph, the event is never transcended for the sake of something else: the Photograph always leads the corpus I need back…
This series was shot in early March of this year in San Francisco, California. Many of the photos are from Ocean Beach, with others from Crissy Beach and the marina district. The weather was excellent that week. David Behar is an American photographer. Currently living in Los Angeles by way…
“But the sea which no one tends is also a garden when the sun strikes it and the waves are wakened. I have seen it and so have you when it puts all flowers to shame.” – William Carlos Williams A series of images from the Sonoma Coast in California.…
My name is Ágota Mirjam Berkesi, I am from Hungary. I was born in Kaposvár in 1985. I work in the cultural field and I usually organize exhibitions, photography is sometimes my work, sometimes my escape from everyday life. I started getting interested in photography about 7 years ago. I…
The Dolomites are a mountain range located in northeastern Italy. They form part of the Southern Limestone Alps and extend from the River Adige in the west to the Piave Valley in the east. The northern and southern borders are defined by the Puster Valley and the Sugana Valley. The…
We spent our summer holidays on a farm in the countryside. We had amazing and relaxing days surrounding by trees, plants, and the singing of the birds. Every night we caught fireflies and watched the stars. I bought two ducks and we raised them for a complete month. My girl…
The POWER POLES project is a conceptual project. It is a series of photographs without description. For free interpretation by the viewer. Paweł Franik born in Knurow, a small town in the province of Silesia. Currently based in Warsaw, Poland. He studied film and photography in the WST in Katowice/Poland,…
COVID pandemic has entered India in the last week of March. It has changed our way of living. It has different phases, lockdown 1, 2, and 3, then unlock phases. Photographing these while maintaining social distancing and taking all precautions. Lockdown started with some activities like igniting lanterns to remove…
Visiting Greenland is a privileged but bittersweet experience. The sheer scale and brute force of nature out there is beyond comprehension. It’s an immensely beautiful part of the world, but my mind often wanders towards the future and how it will look. The icebergs are sculpted into hypnotic patterns and…
Fleeting moments from my visit to the atmospheric Dolomites in Northern Italy in October 2019. It was my 2nd trip to the area so I knew what I could expect, but yet again – the immense beauty of the area took my breath away. We had blue skies for the…
In the Indian subcontinent, the potter community is known as Kumhar or Kumbhar, derived from the term Kumharkar, literally, maker of kumbha (earthen pot). The kumbha is believed to have emerged from the cosmic ocean during the SamudraManthan (Churning of the Ocean), a mythological episode that finds mention in the…
My love of black and white photography is only surpassed by my love of African wildlife, in particular, elephants. A decade ago on my first wildlife safari in Uganda. We happened upon a herd of elephants, my first encounter with these magnificent beasts was one a frightening one. Unfortunately, the…
I always had tons of pictures at home, since childhood, because two of my uncles were amateur photographers. These pictures from the 50s, 60s, and 70s were the real journey for me, they had a story, they had peculiarities of the past decades, I could review them for hours. I…
Paintings on the clay walls of the tribal villages have been a long-prevailing practice in India. In West Bengal, this is known as ‘Deoal Chitra’ (means wall paintings). It is predominantly found on the walls of the dwellings of the Santhal (the largest tribal community in India) communities across Birbhum,…