Photography as a Way of Feeling: Exploring Sohrab Hura's Intimate Lens
In the world of contemporary photography, few have managed to capture raw, unfiltered emotions with the intensity of Sohrab Hura. His philosophy that "photography is the way of feeling" resonates through each of his projects, turning the act of photography into a deeply personal dialogue between the subject and the viewer. In this blog post, we delve into the essence of Sohrab Hura’s work and how he uses his camera not just as a tool to document reality, but as a medium to explore and express complex human emotions. The Emotional Landscape of Sohrab Hura Sohrab Hura, a Magnum photographer from India, has a distinctive style that is as chaotic as it is insightful. His photographic journey began as a deeply personal project titled "Life is Elsewhere," which was a raw and tender exploration of his relationship with his mother, who was diagnosed with acute paranoid schizophrenia. This series was not just a portrayal of his mother but an intimate look into Hura’s life,
