Face Story unveils Sabarimala portraits, depicting resilient ageing, profound reflections, and emotional calmness amid street life.
Explore the artistry of human connection through Face Story, a journey into the realm of portrait photography. This captivating genre, with its various types, intricately captures the unique characteristics of its subjects. Portraits focus on faces, eyes as soul windows, blend finesse, resonance..
Working elder Getting old not retired.
In the vibrant setting of Sabarimala, I captured the essence of a Working Elder – gracefully ageing but not retired. Through lifestyle and creative portraits, this Sabarimala collection celebrates individuals embracing aging with resilience, purpose, and vitality.
An old man Old eyes forward.
In the serene backdrop of Sabarimala, I captured a poignant lifestyle portrait of an old man. His weathered face tells a story, and his old eyes, progressive yet somber, convey a lifetime of experiences. This high-quality portrait encapsulates the emotional essence, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of his life.
Deep reflection Mind wanders.
Face Story Amid Sabarimala’s serene portraits, my portraits, bathed in natural light, capture subjects in deep reflection. Wandering minds reveal intricate thoughts, celebrating individual truth. Unique styles study and invite viewers on a profound emotional journey.
Calm essence Eyes betray turmoil.
In the serene ambiance of Sabarimala, Calm Essence Eyes Betray Turmoil” emerges as a storytelling portrait capturing emotional faces. Reflective eyes convey silent tales. Skillful photography compresses emotions, inviting exploration of deeper narratives in calm turmoil.
Concluding the Sabarimala portrait series, Face Story weaves a tapestry of gracefully ageing individuals. Each portrait, from the resilient Working Elder to the pensive old man, celebrates life’s essence and purposeful aging.
Copyrights: All the photos and text in this post are the copyright of Akash V Nair and Creative Hut Institute of Photography Their reproduction, full or part, is forbidden without the explicit approval of the rightful owners.
