From Calcutta to Varanasi; Narrative of color, culture and feeling on the streets of India

Pranay Pariyar, a street photographer who lives in Calcutta, is a software specialist throughout the week and walks the streets with his camera on weekends. His interest in photography began in London during his time in London; He first recorded birds and portraits, and later this route reached street photography with sustainable attachment. Her background in painting and design made her visual frames full of accurate composition, geometric sense and color game.

Indian streets are alive and ever -changing for pranai, native Where moments, conflicts, patterns, and transient emotions flow together. In the bustle of the street, he sees a poetic order, and instead of following the glory, he focuses on the small and poetic details of everyday life; Everything, from the simple movement of a tea dealer to a childish laughter or colorful stain on the forgotten alley wall, is of interest.

The creative images of this photographer depict the spirit of cities such as Calcutta, Varanasi and Rajasthan; From sacred rituals to colorful moments in crowded markets, every photo narrates a story of endurance, happiness, spirituality and even chaos, and incorporates a unique combination of emotion and culture in a frame. (121clicks)