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Black & White Dramic Style of Fishermans Work by Karthick Saravanan - Black and white photography, photojournalism, documentary photography, photography awards, Light & Composition UniversityBlack & White Dramic Style of Fishermans Work by Karthick Saravanan

Black & White Dramic Style of Fishermans Work by Karthick Saravanan

In the timeless theater of the seashore, where the land meets the endless expanse of the sea, a scene of poignant contrast unfolds. As the fishermen return from their day's labor, their weathered hands deftly untangle the day's bounty from the nets, silhouetted against the backdrop of the setting sun. In this monochromatic drama, the dogs, ever faithful companions, stand watchful and eager, their senses attuned to the promise of a meal. With tails wagging and eyes gleaming, they await their share of the day's catch, their presence a testament to the symbiotic relationship between man and beast in the rhythms of coastal life. Against the backdrop of crashing waves and salt-laden air, the fishermen and their canine companions move in a timeless dance of survival and camaraderie. In this fleeting moment captured in black and white, the essence of resilience and unity in the face of nature's vastness is brought to life.
Little Girl with Bunny by Leanne Lindsay - Art Photography, Photojournalism, Photography Awards, Emotional Photography,  Light & Composition University

Little Girl with Bunny by Leanne Lindsay

This boardwalk is nearby, where you can walk through the mangroves, and it would be a good place to take photos of them together. We spent about an hour skipping through the mangroves, dancing with Bunny, twirling him around, making him pretend cups of tea and fighting off ‘swamp monsters’ with sticks.
The Window Street Store by Karthick Saravanan - Photojournalism, Street Photography, Documentary Photography, Award Winning Photography, Light & Composition University The Window Street Store by Karthick Saravanan

The Window Street Store by Karthick Saravanan

During the photo walk in the streets of Kannagi Nagar, Chennai, a government-contracted housing area near the seashore, I immersed myself in exploring the lives of its residents. Amidst the tightly-packed buildings, I stumbled upon a scene where a brother and sister were purchasing household items from a store located at an apartment window early in the morning. The girl's nostalgic glance towards the camera added a poignant touch to the moment.