Over the last few years, Ladakh is slowly becoming a hot topic for not only the locals and regional tourists but also for foreign nationals. Political and legislative changes aside the region are most popular for its ideal placement surrounded by the hills and valleys. Bordering several nations the terrains…
Modernity is making inroads into the traditional practices and lifestyles of people. However, a walk through older portions and a visit to places not so open to modern values can get you glimpses to age-old practices and traditions. A typical way of life is the use of shikaras on waterways.…
From the Himalayas to the Thar and across towns, cities, and villages, light imparts a magical quality throughout. A collection of images where the camera looked light in the eye. And blinked. Sridhar developed a head for heights as a teenager in Calcutta while climbing stairs, first to peddle pagers…
Being outdoors in the middle of the night during the Arctic winter might not sound very comfortable but mark my words: it’s worth it once the Northern Lights / Aurora Borealis starts dancing. My Northern Lights series ‘The Lady in Green – Visions of the Arctic Night’ that I posted…
Looking to his own art for inspiration, Abbas Kiarostami reflects on the power of landscape, which combines views of the Iranian auteur’s austere black-and-white photographs with poetic observations, engaging music and a politically provocative finale. In this short experimental film, which Kiarostami made en passant as it were, it looks…
Life is not meant to be stagnant, it moves on through our experiences and memories. How enriched one life depends on how profound their experiences and memories are. There are many ways to experience life, one among them is Travelling, undeniably. To me, traveling through the Himalayan landscape and villages…
We’ve all had the experience: Driving through a beautiful landscape, you stop at every scenic overlook to make photographs sure to capture the grandeur of what you see. You get home, look at the pictures, and find them flat and boring. All the elements that enthralled you at the time…
Visiting Namibia was one of the best experiences in my life. In Africa is possible to have a very deep contact with nature and feel emotions that were lost in childhood. The landscapes of Namibia are very various and different, the Etosha National Park, the Spitzkoppen area, the ocean and…
A Zen Proverb says, Mountains keep flowing while the river remains passive and stands tall midst the chaos around time and conscience. Landscape Photography is the most challenging and difficult genre of photography in my opinion. To travel endlessly to continents, is no weekend business here, a salute for all…
Prathamesh Dixit – An engineer by education, a passionate sportsman from early life and a former IT associate during the start of his career – is a successful professional Travel Photographer today based in India. Creativity has been a part of Prathamesh’s journey since the beginning. The one thing that…
Naveen Gowtham is a passionate Travel Photographer from Chennai, India. He is an engineering graduate and photography is a living habitual for him. In his words about people and Travel photography “For me, people are everything here. I am traveling all around, for not only visiting places but also to…
Frozen forms of an ever-changing world sculpted by the constant flow of water and wind. These images were taken inside one of the many ice caves of Vatnajökull in Iceland. The 2,500-year-old glacier is approximately 8,300 km2 and is about 1 km thick at its deepest point. Due to rising…
Hello, my name is Sebastian Holmer. As a curious human being and a visual enthusiast, I do photograph landscape & nature, urban & city, and people. I highly believe in the deeply rooted interest in the unknown and alien. I do live and work in Munich, Germany. I have captured…
The greatest trial of Sweden. Not suitable for cycling. Or so they say. WHEN THEY SAY NO, I THINK TO GO It’s not forbidden, of course. It’s just stupid. Why make all the logistic more difficult and expensive? it would be so much easier with skis. And faster, on certain…
I’ve found these abstract river phenomenons on Google Earth while I was scanning through the Highlands of Iceland for new patterns and new locations for months. These rivers look like nothing else I’ve seen before – literally, they are dead ends of the riverbed while the nutrients-filled water still went…
Dnyaneshwar Prakash Vaidya is a street and travel photographer from a small village near Kolhapur city, Maharashtra. He started photography in 2015 and he is interested to photograph Indian traditions and cultures. He is always passionate about telling stories through his photographs. Read this interview to know more about him.…