A good portrait expresses what one feels about what is being photographed. But it’s not only that. One of our photographers, Simon Bode, defines a a true portrait as “a mixture of what the photographed person thinks who he is, what others think he is, what he really is and what he is trying to be.”
Our photographers travelled the world to take photos of people whose faces reflect the whole bandwidth of human emotions. Here we present you 15 of our best portraits.
Cuba by Steffen Rothammel
Tea man, India by Victoria Knobloch
Veiled woman from Salalah, Oman by Eric Lafforgue
Happiness, Nepal by Victoria Knobloch
Boy, Nepal by Victoria Knobloch
Erbore tribe kid, Ethiopia by Eric Lafforgue
Bodi tribe woman Omo, Ethiopia by Eric Lafforgue
The next generation, China by Brett Elmer
distant lands, Cologne von Simon Bode
Borana Girl, Ethiopia by Miro May
Portrait of a girl, Madagascar by Senol Zorlu
Innocent Eyes, Afghanistan by Rada Akbar
As time goes by…, Brasil by Andreas Weiser
Tibetan People, # 7 by Stephan Opitz
Badrai, Afghanistan by Rada Akbar
By selling their photos on Photocircle our photographers want to give back to the people that make their photos unique. They donate a big part of their revenue to development project in the regions they took their photos.
