NGO & CORPORATE PHOTOGRAPHY IN INDIA
A place at the end of the road
There is a place in India where the road ends. It isn't even a proper road as the last six kilometers coming into the town are thick mud and you are unlucky enough to have to travel in the rainy season you'd have to walk these last six as no jeep will take you there. Beyond this little town in Bihar lies the flooded area of the Kosi river and the only way onwards is by boat.
Riding a Bullet to Spiti Valley
Action and adventure photography is something that I have always loved doing. The thing about this kind of photography is that you must become a part of the adventure and cannot simply tag along. Being a participant gives close access to the events and the action, but also an intimate relationship with the other participants.
Lost in Translation | Executive Portrait
Mr. Peter Schuller is the global IT services director at McKinsey & Co. from Dusseldorf. He embodies what we could refer to as an 'executive on the move'. He spends a large part of his life in transit between hotel rooms, the taxi to the nearest airport and the departure or arrival terminals.
India's Story of Triumph Over Polio
The story of India's polio immunisation campaign seen through the lens of five professional photographers sent to locations across the country to capture the essence of "the polio round' and show India's remarkable journey from having half of the world's polio cases to celebrating three years of freedom from the disease.
Horn Please – Trucking in India
If you have ever been to India you must know what 'Horn Please'…
Alternative Photographic Process in India – The FataFat Project
I have always believed that every photographer should at all…
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