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| Blog Name: | Blindboys.org |
| Url: | http://blindboys.org |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Asia, Photography, India |
| Description: | Blindboys.org is a magazine exploring Photography and Shared Territories in and from a new ever-changing Asia. In addition to being a platform for new visual perspectives from the continent, Blindboys.org also dreams of creating a community for a better synthesis of art, media, and Asian cultures leading to a holism of new Asian visual identities. In its current form you can discover photography from Asia and various points of view: documentary, fine art, photojournalism, poetic, personal, abstract, human, and street photography. We gear ourselves to be a free platform for inclusion, collecting perspectives that otherwise would have been left under told. Taking these perspectives on to the streets to foster better dialogue and taking the photographic medium into communities to galvanize and curate a visual self expression. On our blog you can read essays, analysis and criticism about photography and culture. Our forum synergies our content and build social discussion around our content to build and shape myriad opinions on the New Asia |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Unwanted guest by Rahman Roslan
| Manali has been long holding dark secrets that flies just under the radar. When western travelers, encroach this peaceful valley which is know as The Valley of God by the locals, it creates a ripple effect more than what the local have expected. Located in Himachal Pradesh, Manali was being stalked by a series of problems that locals had tried their best to conceal. Exploiting the wild marijuana which grows literally everywhere, due to the perfect climate in Manali for its cultivation and the demand by the the foreigners / illegal market, the locals has long been producing cup-winning hash and reap millions of incomes in return. Not only the illegal activities helps them to fund |
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