Tag : Documentary Photography

Jatra Pala – Chronicles of a Show Night by Lopamudra Talukdar

In Bengal, beyond the urbanscape, there are rural pockets where the glamour and glitz of Bollywood has not yet penetrated, where Jatra Pala still rules the roost. The literal meaning of the Bangla word Jatra is ‘Journey’. The Jatra Pala is a little different from the more commercialised Jatra but…

Living With Alzheimer’s – 10 Heart Touching Photo Stories About Memory Loss Patients

Alzheimer’s is a chronic neurodegenerative disease that usually starts slowly and gets worse over time. The most common early symptom is difficulty in remembering recent events (short-term memory loss). As the disease advances, symptoms can include: problems with language, disorientation (including easily getting lost), mood swings, loss of motivation, not…

Bittersweet Apple – Photo Story by Niko J Kallianiotis

The duality of my life’s trajectory makes my visual identity a fluid one. My formative years were spent in Greece, but for all of my adulthood I’ve lived in the United States, Pennsylvania, New York, and Ohio. Because of my hybrid background I view the world and my surrounding environs…

Sonepur Cattle Fair – Photo Story by Arnab Adak

Sonepur, a small town near Patna, India on the convergence of river Ganges and Gandak is known worldwide for having Asia’s largest cattle fair. Malegaon Mela, also known as Harihar Kshetra Mela which was started by Chandragupta Maurya (340 BC – 298 BC) at Hajipur and was shifted to Sonepur…

10 Inspiring Photo Stories in Lens Culture

Here we have put together a collection of 10 Inspiring Photo Stories in Lens Culture. Please click on the image to view full story and information about particular photographer. You have any photography story with you? Please share with us, we will feature your work in this blog. Thanks in…

Step By Step – Photo Story By Michele Lategana

This is the rehabilitation treatment of a young woman who suffered a stroke after giving birth. It nearly took her life, she was trapped in her body, denying her the right to live her experience as mother. In few moments, seconds, minutes…. No memory. Her life was passing from light into…

Portraits of the Human Spirit – An Inspiring talk by Alison Wright

An inspiring talk by Alison Wright in National Geographic Live. Alison Wright confronting her own mortality in a near-fatal bus crash, she dedicates her career to capturing the human spirit through her photographs and writing. Alison Wright, a New York based documentary photographer, has spent a career capturing the universal…

Bahurupi – Photo Story by Soumya Bandyopadhyay

Bahurupi is a Bengali word, closest English word should be chameleon; meaning – something which changes its colors/textures often. It’s a dying art in West Bengal and only a handful of family still practices it and earns living out of it. they dress up as a Hindu God/Goddess look-alike and…

10 Most Intense & Painful Photo Stories

In this post of ours, We have handpicked some of the most intense and painful photo stories. Please click on the photo to view full story. You have any photography story with you? Please share with us, we will feature your work in this blog. Thanks in advance. Looking For…

Incredible Power of Photography – Respect to numerous photojournalists out there

Everything about photography expressed and answered in this spectacular video. Get yourself answered for what makes a good photograph, why is photography so important when it comes to editorial and journalistic approach. Incredible photographs with lot of stories and fascinating documentation. This is the power of photojournalism. Take a look…

Intimate & Untold Stories through Brilliant Portraits by J A Mortram

Portraits with a deep word for emotions and pain. J A Mortram documents these stories from his small rural livelihood. These pictures tells us an intimate story of these affected individuals, their world and a far bit of sorrows. This essay had been widely acclaimed for its emotional story telling.…

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