Tag Archive for: Documentary Photography
A Creative Exercise with A Slow Shutter Speed by Karthick SaravananA Creative Exercise with A Slow Shutter Speed by Karthick Saravanan
At the serene shores of Kovalam, Chennai, a captivating moment unfolds through the lens of a first-time experiment with long exposure photography. With the sturdy tripod in place, the sea becomes a canvas for artistic exploration.
In monochrome tones, the scene reveals a tender familial bond against the backdrop of the vast expanse of the sea. A father and daughter frolic in the shallow waters, their joyous laughter carried by the gentle sea breeze. Nearby, another small girl stands alongside her father, her gaze fixed on the tranquil horizon, her feet immersed in the soothing embrace of the sea.
Through the technique of long exposure, the motion of the waves is transformed into a soft, ethereal blur, enhancing the sense of tranquility and timelessness. In this poignant snapshot of seaside serenity, the simplicity of human connection is celebrated amidst the boundless beauty of nature's embrace.
Dinner for Father by Shovan Acharyya
Their fishing zone is very far from the locality. and it is very calm and peaceful here. Sometimes Dinner is sent from the fishermen"s home. And often the boy child has been sent from for that purpose. And also told before sunset to return home. Here the boy carrying dinner for his father who is one of the fishermen. But he is very hurried because of the darkness.
Hustle and Bustle by Heron Pereira
This photograph captures the hustle and bustle of workers at the renowned açaí market, as they rush against time to make adjustments to their fishing boats. These types of workers are common in the Belém area of Pará, Brazil, where they bring the famous açaí directly from the islands.