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Richard Barman
Born1999
Guwahati, Assam, India
NationalityIndian
EducationDelhi College of Photography
OccupationPhotographer
Years active2016–present
Known forDocumentary and Street Photography
Notable workCOVID-19 Documentary Series

Richard Barman (born 1999) is an Indian documentary and street photographer known for his high-contrast black-and-white photography. His work explores themes of human resilience, socio-political realities, and the diversity of everyday life. He has been featured in international exhibitions and renowned publications for his evocative visual storytelling.

Early Life and Education

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Richard Barman was born in Guwahati, Assam, India. He developed an early interest in photography and later pursued a diploma at the Delhi College of Photography. During his studies, he refined his style, focusing on minimalist compositions, the interplay of light and shadow, and narratives that capture human emotion.

Career

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Barman began his professional photography career in 2016. His work focuses on street and documentary photography, capturing raw and unfiltered moments of daily life. One of his significant projects involved documenting the COVID-19 pandemic, showcasing the resilience of frontline workers and affected communities.

His photographs have been featured in prestigious platforms such as Digital Camera World, Artmajeur, and National Geographic Hungary. He has also participated in international photography festivals, including the Chania International Photo Festival and the Athens Photography Festival.

Barman’s unique visual style blends stark contrasts, black-and-white tones, and emotional depth, earning him recognition among emerging contemporary photographers.

Style and Influence

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Barman’s work is distinguished by his use of black-and-white photography to emphasize contrasts, textures, and the emotional weight of his subjects. His minimalist approach strips away distractions, focusing attention on the core narrative elements of his scenes.

He has cited influences from classic street photographers such as Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Frank. His images often reflect themes of resilience, societal struggles, and fleeting moments of connection.

Recognition and Exhibitions

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Richard Barman has received widespread acclaim for his work, which has been featured in several international exhibitions:

  • **4th Chania International Photo Festival** (2022)
  • **Athens Photography Festival** (2023)
  • **CIP Festival** (2023)

In addition, his photography has been published in multiple platforms, including:

Personal Life

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Barman maintains a connection to his roots in Assam, India, which serves as a frequent subject in his work. He remains private about his personal life but often expresses his passion for capturing the untold stories of marginalized communities.

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