Travel & Humanitarian Photos
“For students who are grappling with the process of learning how to photograph people, there are two possibilities. You can look someone in the eye and be calm and smile and be sincere with them, and then they have a choice: to either allow you to make a photograph or not. But one way or [...]
The second day in Delhi and the day before the official start date for the tour gave us the opportunity to visit two of my favourite locations in Delhi: The Bangla Sahib Gurdwara and Nizammudin Darga
Matt Brandon and I haven’t even officially started our Kumbh Mela Photo Expedition yet – the team are still on their way to Delhi from various parts of the globe – but we’re already loving being back in India and feeling that this is going to be a rich and rewarding experience.
The first free desktop wallpaper of the year shows the often overlooked Humayun’s Tomb in Nizamuddin, Delhi, India. Humayun’s Tomb has similar Mughal stylings to the Taj Mahal although its construction was completed over sixty years before Shah Jahan began to sketch out plans for his monument to enduring love. If you ever visit Delhi [...]