Documentary photography usually refers to a popular form of photography used to chronicle significant and historical events. It is typically covered in professional photojournalism, but it may also be an amateur, artistic, or academic pursuit. The photographer attempts to produce truthful, objective, and usually candid photography of a particular subject, most often pictures of people. In this article I collect some awesome examples of documentary photography for the inspiration of photographers.
Newspaper Seller in Budapest
Against The Wind
Side By Side
Rural Moments
Just In Time
Dark Time
Angelita
Pray
Where Am I
Climb
A Giver Of Life
Passage
Coal Mine Workers
The Earthquake
Couple
Fight For Life
Floating Fun
Goodbye
Prayers
Confrontation
Tekel Workers To Resist
Rural Moments
Horse Caravan In Rodapa Mountains
The Long March
Coal Mine Workers
Sand Glass Man
Rural Moments
Life Inside The Smoke
Since 1965
Dancing Destroyer
Riot Guy
Innocence
Bulls
The Living Past
Storm
Refugee
Prayers
Three Kings
Storm in Oporto
Impact
The Prayer
Powerless
Hug
Fishing
Little Sisters
Loveish Kalsi
Loveish Kalsi is a freelance Web and Graphic Designer from India. He is the owner of famous design blog Creativedesignmagazine.com
Great thanks who are the photographers?
Rogier
How can we enjoy or relate to these photos with those goddamned ads poping up on each one? I gave up soon.
you should really give credit to the photographers who took these pictures, there is no way these are all yours!
hey I added the link to their photographer’s profile so i m giving credit to photographers