Video: Pablo Bartholomew – A Life in Photography

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Renowned Indian photojournalist Pablo Bartholomew talks about his life in photography in this video by TEDxIIMRanchi.

Winner of the World Press Photo award for his series on Morphine Addicts in India (1975) at the age of 19 and the World Press Photo of the Year for the Bhopal Gas Tragedy(1984), His repertoire is ever increasing, prompting the photographer in him to reinvent his worldview, to visit places and people not many would want to, to keep renewing his faith on the wonders of the planet, wonders that have time and again appeared in myriad forms of hope, earnestness and even devastation in front of him, for him to lovingly and keenly capture them for eternity.

In his talk at TEDxIIMRanchi, Pablo talks about his life through photographs and the changes in historic events in the Indian context and the chronicles of his fathers and his life.

Text by TEDxIIMRanchi

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