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11-year-old Indigo Larmour’s love of photography started when she was eight years old and‘borrowed’one of her mum’s cameras. “I fell in love with the way I could see the world through a camera,”she says. “Since then our travels have allowed me to capturemany amazing places and the people who live there. Being a childmeans I often view everyday activities froma different perspective. I have loved living in India because there’s always something interesting happening and the colours are so beautiful. I’ve enjoyed usingmy photos for school projects including one highlighting the effects of pollution on wildlife that I did at my school in India last year. Photographing wildlife is difficult at my age though because the lenses are so big and heavy! “When I get older I’d love to be a photographer, and highlight environmental issues and tell stories of the people I meet through photos.” YOUNG TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHER OFTHE YEAR IndigoLarmour, Ireland
KOLKATA, INDIA Chai is always part of any journey in India.We drink it everywhere from trains to small dabbas and people are always offering you chai, so of course we had to have some on the streets of Kolkata. Nikon D600, 24-85mm lens, f/4, 1/1000sec, ISO 1250
FADA- NGOURMA, BURKINA FASO I was attracted to the look and beauty of this young shepherd. FujifilmX-T1, 50-230mm lens, f/7.1, 1/640sec, ISO 3200 ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES I found it curious and symbolic that the two women are under two very prominent male portraits. Fujifilm X-E2, XF10- 24mm lens, f/4, 1/18sec, ISO 125
KOLKATA, INDIA In Kolkata the Durga Puja is an enormous celebration. We visited lots of different workshops where different processes of creating the Durga idols were
taking place. Nikon D600, 24-85mm lens, f/5, 1/100sec, ISO 3200
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