The hug
A couple lets go in a heartfelt embrace
June 2025
Regreso
A man walks with conviction towards the luminous source that emerges from the deepest darkness. He naturally faces the end of a cycle to leave behind the light that gave him life. This photograph has an enormous spiritual charge, it reflects in a forceful way the polarity of light and darkness present in this dual
In the Garden of Returning
Among the soil and blooms, we remember that nature wastes nothing — what fades today will nourish tomorrow. As the fallen white flowers return to the earth, they remind us that endings often lead to new beginnings. To walk barefoot is to listen to the language of the land, to feel the pulse of cycles
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Childhood
Children play among hundreds of giant hat-shaped bamboo cones in a rice field in Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh. This is a traditional method of keeping freshly collected rice protected from rain and fog after the removal of moisture. The dried rice is piled into cone-shaped mounds so that it fits under the cones. The rice mill worker
Silencio
Can you hear the silence? The wise man said. I’m listening but i can’t hear anything. The young boy said. The wise man closed his eyes and mumbled before he fell asleep: It’s not about listening you fool, it’s about feeling.
Habitable Sink
I found this little fella in my kitchen sink during the tough days of moving to my new home. So hopeful, so comforting.
Keeping the river clean through sustainable livelihoods
The Buriganga River in Dhaka is one of the most polluted rivers in the world. Passengers travel on this river in launches, trawlers, steamers, ships and boats. They throw plastic bottles and polythene directly into the river. It is also a cause of pollution of the river Buriganga. The boy in the picture collects plastic
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Circle of love
Children with autism are frequently perceived poorly by many civilizations. These kids are thus mentally damaged. For this reason, it is crucial to develop friendship, love and respect for them. The kids in the picture spend a lot of time with their friend who has autism. They play and study together. The child’s physical issues
Cleaning up The Coast
in the north coast of Jakarta, indonesia, workers are cleaning up the coast from garbage, the coast itself is full of budding mangroove tree
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Where Hope Waits
I took this photo one quiet morning while walking near a rice field. Everything was green—the rice plants looked healthy, the trees stood still on the edges, and the mountains and sky in the background made the whole scene feel calm. But what caught my eye was the small nipa hut in the middle of
Carried with Love
A young mother carries her son close to her heart, wrapped securely in a traditional cloth. Against the humble backdrop of rural life, their bond radiates warmth and resilience — a quiet testament to maternal love and strength.
Generations of Love
A fragile thread of love and care binds two generations in this quiet, intimate moment. An elderly grandfather, weak and resting on a hammock, finds strength in the presence of his grandson. The boy holds his grandfather’s hand and gently fans him, a small gesture that speak volumes. Though words are few, their connection is
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Harmony in Diversity: A Street Where Faiths Meet
On a quiet Kolkata street, Muslims gather for evening prayers during Ramadan while Hindu priests perform rituals inside a nearby temple — a powerful moment of coexistence, devotion, and the vibrant tapestry of Indian culture.
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Unfiltered Joy
Amidst the harsh textures of a brick kiln wall, two children radiate a joy that defies their surroundings. The girl’s laughter bursts forth unrestrained, her hands gently resting on the head of her younger brother whose quiet smile speaks volumes. Dust clings to their skin, a silent witness to their daily struggles — yet in
Chasing the Wind
Silhouetted against a dusky sky, two children race barefoot along a ridge, their laughter almost audible in the stillness of sunset. One leads with arm raised, holding the string of a vividly patterned kite that dances in the air, while the other follows close behind, caught in the thrill of the chase. The kite flutters
Timeless Joy
Bathed in the golden light of late afternoon, an elderly woman sits draped in a lavender saree, her face lit up with an unguarded, toothy smile that radiates pure joy. Behind her, a cheerful painting of Disney’s Goofy on a weathered wooden door playfully mirrors her expression, blurring the lines between cartoon cheer and real
Nyawo zam ndithwale (Carry me my legs)
Grateful for the gift of being able to walk
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Masibambaneni – Let us hold each other
Together we can do more
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Confiando no futuro / Trusting no future
No interior do Rio Grande do Sul, sul do Brasil, dois jovens renovam seu sentimento. Em seu casamento, celebram a união com a certeza da vinda de um ciclo de felicidade. / In the interior of Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil, two young people renew their feelings. In their marriage, they celebrate the union
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Fallen crosses
The cemetery is not only a symbol of oblivion, but also a place where nature demonstrates its power and ability to rebirth. It teaches us to appreciate the cycles of life and death, reminding us that even in the saddest places, renewal and transformation can occur. This space, in which the memory of the past
Pillars of life
The cemetery is not only a symbol of oblivion, but also a place where nature demonstrates its power and ability to rebirth. It teaches us to appreciate the cycles of life and death, reminding us that even in the saddest places, renewal and transformation can occur. This space, in which the memory of the past
