During our childhood, we acquired countless memories and experiences that formed who we are today. However, we cannot recall most of those memories. They are unconscious forces (beliefs, patterns, subjective maps of reality) that drive our behaviors. Our behaviors might indicate the unconscious forces that drive them, we don’t have…
Compositions with great subjects. Juan María Rodríguez, this name comes very much every time I think about these words in photography. Such brilliance in be it, choosing his frames or the subjects in front of the lens. Juan continues to impress us with his colors which are more fascinating and…
Banaras is known for it’s temples and spiritualism. Banaras has been as cultural centre of North India for several thousand years, and is closely associated with the Ganges. Hindus believe that death in the city will bring salvation, making it a major centre for pilgrimage. The city is known worldwide…
In 2015, Czech photographer David Gaberle walked over 3,600 kilometres through some of the world’s most populated areas, photographing people in cities such as New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Sydney, Lond on and Seoul. As his successful Kickstarter campaign for a now published photobook Metropolight claims, the mission was…
Sotiris Lamprou from is from Greece and his love for black and white photographs is certainly intriguing and evident in this wonderful portfolio. After being struck with a tough health condition, it takes a lot of courage to focus and channel yourself and clinch onto something like art. Sotiris has…
Street Photography may have been attacked on appreciated from all directions and one would easily come to a conclusion that the length and breadth of this genre has been all but covered, but the raw truth is possibilities and innovations within are infinite. In this post of ours, We wanted…
In spite of all business in life something imaginations and intuition always works in our mind simultaneously. When I pour My-self in shooting then this imaginations and intuitions work on my mind and heart also. All pictures have a words but few of them have thousands words, when instant intuition…
Michal Orlinski is from Warsaw, in this fine interview with 121clicks.com, Michal shares some wonderful thoughts on being a street photographer, what happens when he steps on the streets as a photographer, how to be a clear head and tells us a tip or two on being a good photographer.…
People in Israel are struggling to live a decent life. It’s hard to make a living, to buy an apartment, pay a mortgage, raise children etc. People try to remain optimistic, It’s like a Roller Coaster that Ranging from joy to depression, from light to shadow. I thought to myself…
Alexandre Daray is a French Documentary Photographer who shares his experiences with us in this brief interview. He shoots film and do we need more reason not to love his portfolio already topping with great photographs. In this space with 121clicks.com, Alex shares his interests beyond photography, various thoughts bounding…
Street Photography may have been attacked on appreciated from all directions and one would easily come to a conclusion that the length and breadth of this genre has been all but covered, but the raw truth is possibilities and innovations within are infinite. In this post of ours, We wanted…
As the title indicates, this story takes the simple format of coming from somewhere and heading away elsewhere. As with numerous stories, the beginning and ending are slightly similar. This structure is primarily influenced by the novel authored by Jorge Luis Borges as well as “Where Do We Come From?…
It’s rather like visual volumes of short stories, than a photo series following a strict theme or a concept. The 30 pieces of the collection are 30 stories captured in a blink of an eye. All of photos took place between the end of 2015 and the beginning of 2017,…
Tokyo-based German photographer Michael Wolf spent years documenting the world’s busiest travel system, capturing a claustrophobic nightmare endured by millions travelling across Japan’s capital Tokyo. Michael first took notice of the incredibly crowded Tokyo’s subways back in 1995, after the infamous sarin gas attacks on the city’s subway system. He…
He tells its fascination and enthusiasm, but I feel there is a lot more than that in this wonderful portfolio from Thorge Berger. Meet this inspirational photographer from German who plans his travels such brilliantly and achieves what is an inspiration for most of us. In this fine interview with…
Santals had been living in the north of this country for a very long time. The colours & patterns they withhold among them & the culture they have are very different & very bright compared to the lot of other ethnic people residing in this country. The most vibrant part…