… in Bangalore traffic (a video)
This podcast portrays the chaotic nature of road traffic in Bangalore, India Read More
Category: Creativity Podcast
Call center workers in Bangalore, India (a video)
This podcast explores the experience of call center workers in Bangalore, India Read More
The early photo-essays of David H. Wells (a video)
This podcast explores the evolution of my photo-essays, including many of my grant-funded projects, including my work on the pesticide poisoning of farm-workers in California, the Israeli and Palestinian conflict, fishermen in Gloucester , MA as well as the communities of South Asian immigrants in America Read More
The background of the “light studies” of David H. Wells (a video)
This podcast explores the evolution of my “light studies,” which are photo-essays on the light and atmosphere of a given place. The first “light study,” on a train station in Philadelphia has since led me to do these projects across the globe. Read More
One photographer’s career path (a video)
This podcast explores my career path, from student photographer to established professional. As I tell my story, I show photographs from the many phases of my career. Read More
Creative evolution of my project “Concurrence: India” (a video)
This podcast explores the creative evolution of my project, “Concurrence: India.” The work evolved from a literal reportage on globalization to a more personal exploration of the fluctuating encounter between the eternal and the modern. Read More
An “Auto” view of India (a video)
This enhanced podcast takes the viewer on a visual journey through India while riding on an auto rickshaw, a traditional mode of transportation. Read More
Alone on the water: the last Rhode Island Quahoggers (a video)
This enhanced podcast takes you on a journey into the lives of Quahoggers (Rhode Island’s shellfishermen,) exploring their traditional (but threatened) way of life. Read More
A market moment (a video)
This video photography podcast, “a market moment,” is an animation of a series of images at an Indian flower market. Read More