Documentary Project By: Shahadat Hossain Social norms and economic realities mean that child labor is widely accepted and very common in Bangladesh. Child labor is a visible part of everyday life in Bangladesh: young children serve at roadside tea stalls, and weave between cars selling goods to motorists. Other children…
Documentary Project By: Balaji Maheshwar Street Play (Theru koothu), the oldest and most powerful art form is a folk theatre performed in the open mostly during temple festivals in the villages of Tamilnadu, India. More than entertainment it educates the rural people about religion and their history. The plays are…
Zoriah is an award-winning photojournalist whose work has been featured in some of the world’s most prestigious galleries and publications. Here we bring you an exciting interview along with some of his photographs. Guys, here I am happy to make a note Zoriah conducting Workshops and he is also available…
Documentary Project By: John Hulme The past thirty years have seen the ever-increasing global restructure of production and investment as capital moves freely from industrial centres in Europe and North America to countries with the cheapest labour. This, in turn, has produced vast numbers of migrant workers. In fact, according…
Few words about yourself and your career as a documentary photographer? I am not too sure what I am. I make films, take photographs and write and I think all these “careers” if you will are part of something, which has found me, rather than the other way around. I…
Documentary Project By: Mohammad Moniruzzaman This is a story of intertwined fates. A saga of the inseparable bond between a river and its people. You have heard about the vastness of Amazon and rich history of Nile. But there is a river that hides an epic of human civilization in…
By means of starting a Documentary project one actually tells a story in a picture format to the broadcast media. The Photojournalist is a person who should be brilliant in Timeliness, objectivity and the way of Narration. This article shows you some important elements for you to pin on, if…
Right from the beginning, we have posted a large number of articles about Documentary Photography and Photojournalism. In this post we have rounded up all the posts from the past for our reader’s ease in browsing and to learn more. We will also add our future articles to this Page.…
Documentary Project By: Mohammad Moniruzzaman Humans explored the moon more than 40 years ago. They are now heading towards the Mars, and digging dip into Martian meteorites in search of extraterrestrial life. While they continue to explore their boundaries and try to find their purpose in this universe, nature continues…
Few Words on You and Photography? To underline our lives, our awareness, I persist to treasure and poke the ‘spinal chord’ of the world, by transforming sufferings into photographs. For me Photography is my language, to access, to communicate, to identify and mostly to make it hear. I breathe in…
Documentary Project By: Mohammad Rakibul Hasan Global warming seems to have more severe impact on certain countries than others because of the way it affects the world climate. An immediate effect of global warming is the increased natural disasters like storm surge and flood, while sea level rise is a…
Documentary Project By: Zackary Canepari Pashto Cinema, named after the language of the ethnic Pashtuns that occupy the tribal border regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan, have recently come under direct thread from the Taliban sand fundamental Islam. Pakistan smallest film industry, best known for its large female leads, dance scenes,…
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Name : Thomas Tham Joo Kit (Nick: Mio Cade) Citizenship : Malaysian (Singapore PR) A volunteer consultant to 5 NGOs located in Asia, Thomas steps forward to help in building better life for the disadvantaged people. He involved in infrastructure, social and life skill programmes and connecting NGOs to galvanize…
Documentary Project By: Theo Erbenius This is a story about the life and dreams of the Kushti wrestlers in the Indian city Kolhapur. Kushti is a sport with an ancient history that dates back at the very least to the Parthian Empire (132 BC to 226 AD) that was situated…
Documentary Project By: José Ferreira Marginalized by society or nomadic and heir of a measureless culture? The history of the gypsies still stumbles around deep controversies and its condition remains tied in a complex lacing of mysteries and doubts. Our imprecise historical knowledge about his theme, tell us that this…