Photojournalism and current affairs galleries

Bigotry

Bigotry is a story about a neglected freedom, a country in turmoil, and many gagged mouths. A previously unreleased story and an epitome of an immense body of work, by Suvra Kanti Das.
Johannesburg waste pickers

Drugs keep us alive

"Without drugs I’m like a car without petrol. If they leave me, I will die”. The life on the edge of two ‘blood brothers’, who make their living as recycling workers in Johannesburg.
Suvra Kanti Das Time person of the Year 2018

Suvra Kanti Das’ award winning photo on Time Person of the Year 2018

A photograph by UnFrame Photographer Suvra Kanti Das has been chosen by Time Magazine in Person of the Year 2018 - THE GUARDIANS AND THE WAR ON TRUTH

Portraits of Strength: Resilience Of Women Exiled As ‘Witches’

There are currently hundreds of women alleged to be 'witches' living in five camps across northern Ghana facing a lack of human rights and discrimination.
Portrait of a Mlabri girl

The Mlabri of Northern Thailand

The Mlabri are one of the smallest ethnic groups living in Thailand, numbering about 400 people. In a period of about twenty years they made a transition ...
A Rohingya Muslim father

Existence

Rohingyas are a Muslim minority in Myanmar regarded by many Myanmar Buddhists as illegal migrants from Bangladesh. They are denied citizenship in Myanmar and ...

A Hand Shake with a Martian

Provoked by my inner curiosity into the UFO scene in the United Kingdom, A Hand Shake with a Martian is a personal investigation into...

Boots, Rifles, & Diamonds

If there has been anything discovered in recent years, it is that women come in all shapes, sizes, and colors and that’s okay. This project is intended to highlight all those differences in ...

The Temples of an Atheist State

Today the bunkers of Albania resemble the abandoned ruins of ancient temples, which sometimes surrealistically supplement the urban or rural landscapes of the country.

Limbus

The cemeteries of Manila (the capital of the Philippines) are huge communities on the margins of society. With their own structures and manners of functioning, they are home to small houses, markets, eateries, and many shacks, in a situation that borders extreme poverty.

Tefes

The port of Kafountine, in the Senegalese region of Casamance, attracts every morning hundreds of go-getters coming from West African countries. Here fish is the precious pearl of the ocean.
Rice manual drying in India

The Manual Drying Process of Rice Grain

Drying of paddy grains are one of the most important step before sending them to Rice mill. Drying reduces grain moisture level to a safe benchmark which is suitable for storage. When rice is harvested it consist of 20 – 30% moisture & high moisture in a grain can destroy the entire sample or encourage development of molds, and increase the likelihood of attack from pests.