Documentary Photography and Collections
Snake Charming
Snake charming was banned over 50 years ago, but the practice continued while people needed to make a living. But the traditions are dying out along with the charmers, and a visit to one of the last charmers around illustrates that. The son of the chief is showing off a little for the camera, knowing that I have just spent the afternoon watching his father demonstrating his magic tricks and powers over the snakes. However, the snake is not impressed with the son’s skills, or lack of, and his friend comes to the rescue.
Indian Portraits
This selection is curated from a larger collection of portraits taken in India. The images were taken in Gujarat, a state in western India. The people in these images are from various walks of life, and the images were taken in different locations in the state.
Future Boxing Champions of Cuba
Cuban Boxers are world-class, despite their less-than-world-class training facilities. We go to Holguin in Cuba to learn more.
Five Crores and Fifty Lakhs
in progress
Mexican Territory
So much of Mexico appears untouched, but it is merely uninhabited, for now.
Shhh
Part 1 of the “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” trilogy that will never be completed.
Documentary Photography and Collections
