Yellow rope knot is at the other end of the seaside wall. This is a type of fishing method, after putting the net in the sea fisherman hold rope (yellow) and run almost 1 km. When a freak vagabond woman stuck in front of a Yellow rope and the sea…
Tag : Indian Street Photography
Those Ten Days – A Backstage View: Photo Series By Aniruddha Guha Sarkar
The age-old Hindu festivals of Navratri/ Durga Puja around this time of the year, celebrating the victory of good over the evil, are well known. Prayers are offered to different Gods for nine auspicious nights (and ten days) culminating with Goddess Durga or Lord Rama defeating the demon on the…
A Chronicles Of Nawas – Photo Series By Indian Photographer Santosh Padme
Khandoba is a regional Hindu deity, worshipped by all communities including Muslims, exhaulted as Mrtanda Bhairava, an incarnation of Shiva. He is the most popular family deity in Maharashtra, the patron deity of farming and herding castes, the hunters and gatherers, of the hills and forests (like Mallanna in Andhra…
An Inspiring Interview With Indian Street Photographer Viduthalai Mani Dharmaraj
Viduthalai Mani Dharmaraj is a Street Photographer from Chennai, India. He is a software engineer by profession and a lovely husband and father. His small camera is a constant companion wherever he goes. He loves to capture anything interesting he came across. In his words about love for black and…
Vittal Pindi: Photo Series By Indian Photographer Vivek Gowda
Vittal Pindi is the famous Sri Krishna Leelotsav celebrations held annually during the Krishna Janmashtami at the world famous Udupi Sri Krishna Temple in Karnataka. The unique aspect of Vittal Pindi is that a clay murthi of Krishna is prepared for the occasion and is immersed in the MadhwaSarovara Pond.…
Pushkar – A Journey To Infinity: Photo Series By Raj Sarkar
The diversity of India, its soil, its people and variant colours come alive In Pushkar which is situated in the desert area near Ajmer Sharif of Rajasthan, India. From Mythology to business Pushkar has its own story and significance. In one hand Pushkar has the only one Bramha temple in…
Animals in Street: Photo Series By Indian Photographer Raj Sarkar
It is always challenging to shoot that is un-predictive, untamed in nature as a subject. Domestic animal nowadays is one of the most important elements to add into your frame. Street photography is always considered as un-staged or candid photography or a product which is straight out of camera. The…
An Inspiring Interview With Street Photographer Suresh Naganathan
Suresh Naganathan is a street photographer, born and raised in Switzerland. Currently, he is living in Mumbai, India. In his words about street photography “Growing up, I used to go on these random bus rides with my mom during the summer holidays. We would just take a bus, go to…
An Inspiring Interview With Indian Street Photographer Udai Singh
Udai Singh from India loves to shoot streets with ironies, paradoxes, humor, and beauty of human lives. He always keen to observe interesting things in the streets during his college days. In his words “To make an ordinary scene into an extraordinary one is the real test of a street…
Interview With Indian Photographer Prashant Godbole By Chetna Vasishth
I am glad I found this video interview of one of my favorite photographer Prashant Godbole and interviewed by Chetna Vasishth. In this interview, Prashant talks about how he began his journey as a photographer and moved from being an art director to being a photographer. He also explains about…
Spirit Of Football: Photo Series By Indian Photographer Sashi B Das
I have always been interested in photographing Kids, since, you get the most natural expression. They are not bothered by your presence, they only remain indulged in what they are interested in- playing and enjoying. One day I was just going through my own shortlisted images of children and few…
Old Delhi: Life In A Chaotic Heritage – Photo Series By Aniruddha Guha Sarkar
History tells us that the walled city of Delhi was founded as Shahjahanabad by Mughal Emperor Shahjahan in 1639 and remained the capital of the Mughals until the end of the Mughal dynasty in 1857. Once filled with mansions of nobles and members of the royal court, along with elegant…
An Intimate Interview With Street Photographer Rohit Vohra By Arek Rataj
Rohit Vohra is a street/ travel photographer, educator and Co-founder/ Editor in Chief of APF Magazine. In a search for methods to read the city, his photographs are often about humans and basic living elements. He received his BFA from College of Arts, Delhi in the year 1997 and has…
Middle Class Vacation: Photo Series By Indian Photographer Ritam Nandy
“Vacation” as a concept in India has a connection with its long colonial past. Though the concept of vacation for the religious pilgrimage to spiritual sites was not unknown within the country, the concept of taking a vacation for the mere joy of traveling is relatively modern. Travel for recreation…
An Intimate Interview With Street Photographer Raj Sarkar By Arek Rataj
Raj is a member of Instreet Collective, one of the curators of APF Magazine street photography FB group, the founder of World Photographic Forum and a reviewer of camera gear. He facilitates several workshops on street photography all over India. He recently won Puskar Fair contest 2017. Statement: The camera…
Fish Harvesting – Photo Series By Indian Photographer Ritesh Roy Chowdhury
West Bengal, a state of India, is commonly known for agriculture since this place is considered to be rich in soil resources. Another important sector, branching from this, is ‘Fishing’. Here, fish cultivation is done in large scale and many varieties are exported to foreign land as well. There are…
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