© Cristina De Middel, from the series The Afronauts, all rights reserved England – It is not an easy task to interview Cristina De Middel after her brilliantly designed self-published photobook, The Afronauts,
India – Emaho caught up with Mumbai-based photographer Aparna Jayakumar who has done some very interesting documentary, editorial and commercial work. She has done publicity stills for Bollywood films such
U.S.A. – As a ten-year-old boy playing cowboys with friends at school in England, I was never allowed to be a cowboy; I could only be a Native American Indian.
India – Stretched out in the middle of the holy Brahmaputra river, which flows through the north-eastern Indian state of Assam, lies the world’s largest inhabited river island – Majuli.
Bangladesh – The Alexia Foundation has announced that the winner of the 2013 Alexia Professional Grant: Abir Abdullah. The Alexia Foundation promotes the power of photojournalism to give voice to
China – Beijing Silvermine started in May 2009 out of my meeting with a man called Xiaoma, who works in a recycling zone north of town, where part of the city’s garbage
Bulgaria – Emaho caught up with renowned Bulgarian photographer and founder of FotoEvidence, Svetlana Bachevanova to learn what it takes to tear down the Iron Curtains of ignorance. Manik
India – A photograph of two men in uniform climbing over a fence, escaping. A re-enactment of a moment that just passed. They do it over again with great pride
Japan – This is a ongoing series of my personal photographs of my grandmother, Tsuyajyo, who started to have symptoms of dementia about 5 years ago, and people around her especially
Nepal – BEING NEPALI in the New Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal Tharu. Chhetri. Danuwar. Gurung. Lohar. Newar. The Nepali people belong to 102 ethnicities, castes and other groups and speak
Thailand – I believe Buddhism or the middle way of Buddha is the personal journey of each person’s mind, observing very tiny feelings and moods for control and cognition of
Russia – “Goodbye My Chechnya” chronicles the lives of young Muslim girls in the aftermath of war. This piece aims to document the resiliency of ordinary girls as they come of
