Boudhanath. Kathmandu
35€–60€
All the photos are printed on Matte paper, with a 0.5 cm white border.
This photo is available in two formats:
LARGE: 20 x 30 cm
GIANT: 30 x 40 cm
LIMITED EDITION of 10 prints for each format.
(each photograph is signed and numbered on the back)
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Behind the stupa. Kathmandu
All the photos are printed on Matte paper, with a 0.5 cm white border.
This photo is available in two formats:
LARGE: 20 x 30 cm
GIANT: 30 x 40 cm
LIMITED EDITION of 10 prints for each format.
(each photograph is signed and numbered on the back)
Maha Shivaratri. India
Varanasi is intense. But gets even more intense during the Shivaratri, a Hindu religious festival that celebrates the day that Shiva ended the fight between Brahma and Vishnu, bringing light and peace to humanity. Being one of the most important festivals Hindu, Shivaratri attracts thousands of pilgrims to Varanasi, one of the holiest places in India. As a celebration of light, this festival is celebrated also during the night, with pilgrims keeping a vigil to visit temples scattered along the old city, making this night one of the busiest of the year. But during the day is time for "puja", for the holy bath in Ganga and to watch the several parades, where children dress up invoking Shiva's life events.
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All the photos are printed on Matte paper, with a 0.5 cm white border.
This photo is available in two formats:
LARGE: 20 x 30 cm
GIANT: 30 x 40 cm
LIMITED EDITION of 10 prints for each format.
(each photograph is signed and numbered on the back)
Shoeshiner. Istanbul
Wandering along the cosmopolitan area of Galata we are often surprised by the traditional crafts, which brings us to a Turkey from other times, where nothing have changed, coexisting with the lifestyle of a modern city. While waiting for customers this man gazes indifferent to the restless and frantic movement of Istanbul's streets, while counting rosary beads.
[space_20]All the photos are printed on Matte paper, with a 0.5 cm white border.
This photo is available in two formats:
LARGE: 20 x 30 cm
GIANT: 30 x 40 cm
LIMITED EDITION of 10 prints for each format.
(each photograph is signed and numbered on the back)
Playing with soap. China
This photo was taken in Litang, a town located at Sichuan state, that was part of Tibet, before the Chinese invasion. These two girls were playing with soap in the backstreet not far from an almost unnoticed house that in fact is a Buddhist temple, where among the usual religious symbols there a photo of Dalai Lama.
Although the image of Dalai Lama is forbidden in China is not unusual to find in these remote areas people with his image hanging from a necklace, between Tibetan amulets and "malas", the Buddhist prayer beads.
In spite of the evident Chinese presence, which stands out in the uncharacteristic Chinese modern architecture of the main street, in the dozens of restaurants that only serve Chinese dishes, and by the presence of the police, the Tibetan culture clearly dominates this area, with a large part of the population resisting the adoption of the Mandarin, with the exception of children who learn it at school, while the Tibetan language isn't officially taught anymore.
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All the photos are printed on Matte paper, with a 0.5 cm white border.
This photo is available in two formats:
LARGE: 20 x 30 cm
GIANT: 30 x 40 cm
LIMITED EDITION of 10 prints for each format.
(each photograph is signed and numbered on the back)