Photo Story · Nepal
The Faceless
Character
Udhab Khatri
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12 March 2022
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Nepal
Capturing a human face is one of the most common styles in street photography. But the absence of a face does not — and should not — stop you from capturing a human subject. Instead, it gives both the subject and you, the photographer, an exciting opportunity to find other creative ways to tell the story. A faceless image can add interest and drama to a frame, allowing an anonymous character to evoke a whole spectrum of emotions from its viewers.
Hidden Faces I




The Unseen Portrait








Hidden Faces II






The Quiet Frame




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