Tag Archive for: Documentary Photography
Solidarity, Revolution, Hope by Swati Iyer
This photo was taken at one of the first protest in support of a ceasefire and a free Palestine on October 29th 2023 in the Hague, Netherlands. The photo is a stark reminder of revolutions against injustice, taken in front of the independence monument in the Hague, a statue commemorating the end of the French era in the Netherlands.
Cooling Down by Leanne Lindsay
Sydney Sizzles, But "Cooling Down" Offers a Moment of Bliss. Sydney's notorious heat turned the afternoon into a furnace. People were like wilting flowers, desperately seeking any sliver of shade. Every crowded cafe terrace boasted misters working tirelessly to battle the sun's fury. As I strolled along the Opera House's covered walkway, a different kind of scene unfolded before me. Sunlight, like a celestial spotlight, sliced through the swirling mist, painting the faces of those seeking refuge beneath its refreshing veil. Their silhouettes were haloed in a soft glow, creating an almost dreamlike atmosphere. In the midst of the stifling heat, this corner offered a brief respite, a moment of captivating calm.
Lonely Man by Arif Hossain Sayeed
On a visit to Brahmanbaria, a place I had traversed countless times, I stumbled upon a scene that had remained unchanged, yet profoundly captivating. Along a familiar road, a man was seated by a small window, gazing intently at the earth beyond. His face was a tapestry of countless stories, etched with lines of wisdom, hardship, and contemplation. Though I hadn't initially planned to photograph him, the depth of his expression and the silent narrative it held drew me in. In a spontaneous moment, I lifted my camera and captured this poignant image, encapsulating the timeless essence of a man who seemed to hold the weight of the world in his gaze.