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    Can you picture yourself living in a place where the nearest neighbour lives 15km away from you? Neither did Da Silva, until her husband asked her to live in the Brazilian hinterlands, also know as Sertão. Suddenly she saw herself leaving her hometown in the north of Minas Gerais, Brazil, to a complete isolated place. They build their home with bricks made of anthill sand and collected water from a stream nearby. And despite the fact there was no electricity or sanitation, they were doing fine until a one day, when both faced the biggest fear of living isolated brings: sickness. After having successive heart attacks in a week, Da Silva husband passed away. The only way Da Silva found not to drown in depression was to start working as a nanny for her ‘closest’ neighbours. This is how she met Bruna, the milkman’s daughter. Bruna’s mother worked as a planter and couldn’t take care of her daughter until the night comes. This is when Da Silva met Bruna, when she was only two years old. Eight years has passed and Bruna calls Da Silva granny while hugging her by the woman’s house. by: anacarolinedelima Views[548] Even in one of the most famous and visited places on Earth, one can still be left in awe at what they get to see. Sacre Coeur, Paris by: robink Views[353] Need for company, Icelandic horse, Snæfellsnes peninsula by: maitrayee Views[416] Carlos is a documentary filmmaker and surfer. The ocean seems to play a role in everyone's consciousness in Cape Town - the nature of water imbues this city with an odd ebb and flow. The nature of water is in many ways a contradiction - calm or violent, sweet or salty, fresh or freezing - and yet such a thin line exists between these contradictions. by: loverock Views[499] Naomi is an anthropology student, soon to leave Cape Town to pursue a scholarship in Kentucky. She was born in Swaziland, a small nation that borders South Africa - surprising to many since her forbears are Ashkenazi jews from Latvia, who settled in Swaziland shortly after World War II. She is seen here in Kalk Bay, named after the limestone (and chalk) that was quarried in this region. It's a small fisherman's village that is slowly being gentrified by the influx of holidaymakers, but still retains it's salty charm. by: loverock Views[412]
     
    Valery, a physicist by education, lives and works alone in his small studio. His wife and child had fled many years ago with Jehovah's Witnesses to a religious settlement on the East of Russia. Since that time he has no news from them. All what he has now – it’s his creative mind and magical hands. by: dishart Views[416] The elderly sit on the front porches of the houses or common verandah's to discuss various topics like the rising food prices, falling values in politics, insubordinate & disrespectful youth etc. by: photojournal Views[711] It is not uncommon to find a widowed elderly woman on the ghats of Varanasi. Most of them find a place at old age homes in the city or earn their livelihood by selling 'chai' (tea) and just live by the ghats under a temporarily arranged hut. by: photojournal Views[634] It is easy to get lost in the narrow alleys of the ancient maze like city of Varanasi and one often finds a kind smiling gentleman who patiently explains the way to reach a place. by: photojournal Views[632] On the way back from the lake I decided to have a peek into the open shops in the town. This was by far the most interesting, simply because of the amount of stuff packed into it. It was impressive, to say the least, and the owner kindly allowed me to capture him surrounded by all his goods. There was everything from music instruments and toys, to clothes and jewellery and all manner of souvenirs. by: demonani Views[522]
     
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    Photos: My Scholarship entry - Life at Brazilian backlands

    BRAZIL | Mon, 24 Nov 2014 | By anacarolinedelima | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

     
    Bring people’s stories to the surface: this is what I try to do with my photos. ‘As a journalist, this is what you’re supposed to do’, you might say,but hey, writing a story is one thing, photographing one is another. To me, a good landscape photo ... Read more >
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    Tags: 2014 travel photography scholarship, ana caroline de lima, anthropology, backlands, brazil, portrait

    My Scholarship entry-Portrait Me and Places

    PAKISTAN | Sat, 22 Nov 2014 | By mubashirtaqi | Views [270]

    I'm Pakistani and 20 year old.I live in Multan city heart of culture and civilization,One of the oldest city in Country and worl.I started photography when I was 17,three years back back and recently started on professional level.I just stated my ... Read more >

    Tags: places, portrait

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    INDIA | Mon, 17 Jun 2013 | By photojournal | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I'm Santosh Korthiwada from Hyderabad, India. Photography is been my hobby & passion for some years and I'm working towards making it a profession. I love taking pictures of people and travel and someday would like to make a significant contribution to ... Read more >
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    Tags: benaras, india, people, portrait, santosh korthiwada, travel photography scholarship 2013, varanasi

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    INDONESIA | Tue, 28 May 2013 | By msromilab | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I am vigorously compelled by two things in life: the ability to travel and the creative control in being able to storytell those moments. More powerful than being able to construct words is the ability to capture ideas and people and bring it to life.... Read more >
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    Tags: 50mm, 7d, canon, indonesia, portrait

    INDIA

    AUSTRALIA | Wed, 16 Jan 2013 | By njrussell | Views [256]

    I chose to travel on my own to India before commencing a degree in photography so that I might really put myself to the test. It truly is a land of contradictions, especially as an humanitarian! A stunningly beautiful country with amazing people but ... Read more >

    Tags: india, people, photo-journalism, portrait

    North Italy

    ITALY | Sat, 4 Apr 1998 | By lillylilla | Views [592]

    This trip is special to me. Discovering Italy, I was travelling by my own, for the very first time. During this trip I experienced the sweet loneliness to walk by. My interest for street people started in North Italy. Arrived by train in Firence, ... Read more >

    Tags: italy, north italy, portrait, sienne, venice

     

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