India is a versatile country of different religious people. Among them the poor peoples required to put extra effort to earn some penny to feed their family and do the needful for them like working even in the hard sunlight or act as a barber on some specific spot on…
Here is the Part 7 of amazing black and white photos from masters. Please check our previous articles here: Great Black and White Photos – Part1 Great Black and White Photos – Part2 Great Black and White Photos – Part3 Great Black and White Photos – Part4 Great Black and…
I always love to take photos on the streets. Walking around and capturing the beautiful moments surrounded me is always a bliss. The subject of my photos are very simple and love to take that way. I am presenting some of favorite black and white photos in this series. I…
Even though India is getting rapidly modernized, there are still certain sections of my country untouched by development. Here is where the rustic beauty of the timeless land can be seen in it’s pristine condition. The beauty is not only in it’s landscapes, but also in the people who inhabit…
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards just announced the funnies wildlife pictures of 2017. Overall winner for 2017 won by Tibor Kerccz for his sequence of 4 Owl images. Check these amazing photographs and enjoy yourself. For more info you can check Comedy Wildlife Photo…
Dev Deepavali is celebrated on the occasion of Kartik Poornima when the Ghats of Varanasi come alive with thousands of Diyas (earthen lamps). Dev Deepavali, celebrated on the fifteenth day of Diwali, is a tribute to river Ganga by the people of Varanasi. Dev Deepavali is held on the full…
It was hemonto, late autumn, down here in the port city of Chittagong and I was already going through the motions working the festive wedding season. While the events rolled out week in and week out in their extravagant deshi splendor, I caught wind of something off the beaten path,…
Here are the best 43 winning photos of 2017 Siena International Photo Awards. For this contest Siena received around 50,000 images from amateur and professional photographers from 161 countries worldwide. The categories include Journeys & Adventures, Fascinating Faces And Characters, Fragile Ice, General Monochrome and others. Take a look at…
The Bedouin of the Jahalin Tribe originates from the Tel Arad district of the Negev desert. Their traditional tribal territory ranges from 50km north‐east of Bir Sheva to 30km west of the Dead Sea and 30km south of Hebron City. Tribal history relates that from 1949 the Israeli Authorities began…
Karol Nienartowicz is a Mountain and Landscape photographer from Poland. He amazingly captured the magic of winter in the Sudetes and the Carpathians Mountains. Please check and inspire yourself. You can find Karol Nienartowicz on the web: Website Facebook Instagram (View photos on Boredpanda) …
Travel heals and remembering the travel is a life-long healing. Photography is how we hold back our travel memories. Here is a list of my photographs that helped me hold back the best moments of my life. My friends from our photography community is an integral part of my travel.…
I describe my Trashtopia series as ‘Street photography of the street itself’. It began when I was on holiday in Cuba at the end of 2016, and noticed how different some of the rubbish was in comparison to that back home in London. Things like half-eaten cobs of sweetcorn, as…
Kanishka Mukherji is from Kolkata, India. He is a Banker by profession, working in State Bank Of India. Kanishka started photography as a hobby, later it became an indispensable part of his life. In this fine interview with 121clicks.com, Kanishka shares some wonderful thoughts with us. Thanks, Kanishka for accepting…
Autumn in Moravian-Tuscany region will be amazing. Polish photographer Kuba Kozioł recently visited the Czech Republic with his father and friends. He beautifully captured the uncovering various textures on the glades. Please check yourself and get inspired. You can find Kuba Koziol on the web: Website Facebook (View photos on Boredpanda)…
The sadhus of India are seekers of enlightenment. Detaching themselves from their possessions and families, these spiritual nomads travel across the country – their aim, to connect with a higher consciousness. Asceticism, meditation, yoga, traveling to holy places, going up into the Himalayas, and consuming ‘charas’ are some of their…
As we walk through rural India, one of the most common sights we would see is that of a woman carrying a basket or pot on her head, probably making her way home or to the markets for buying/selling stuff. Even though it is a common sight, I find it…