Forgotten Places Of Worship
Urban Photographer Roman Robroek is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the ‘Religion’ portfolio. To see Roman’s body of work, click on any photograph. All images © Roman Robroek See also: MILITARY …
Read articleSlavery, Mesopotamia 3500BC | NOT American Ingenuity
Written by: Carioca Da Gema Slavery has been scattered throughout human history. It was first reported 5,500 years ago in Mesopotamia. Slavery contributed to wealth, and with wealth came power. In the 13th century BC, the Israelites were slaves in Egypt. The Romans captured people during battles and…
Read articleWhat Do You See In Your Rear View Mirror Of Life?
As individuals get older what do they see when looking in the rear view mirror of life? Many people chase their entire time on earth and at the end there is nothing but despair and bitterness. What is happiness and contentment? Money comes and money goes, but no one can…
Read articleTurn A Right? Left? Got an App for that?
Written by: Carioca Da Gema During my school years, the calculator was an item of desire. It was the forbidden gadget, inside and outside of the classroom. Like the other students with paper, pencil, and yes my brain, I labored over long math equations asking myself over and…
Read articleThe Search For A Heartbeat
Written by: Carioca Da Gema The Search For A Heartbeat AVAILABLE NOW! At the stairway to hell NEAREST YOU! There are pounding hearts in orphan children of war constantly awaiting the next blast In children born from addicted (dead) parents The slow heartbeat in children of famine; destined…
Read articleEverglades’ Stories
Written by: Carioca Da Gema The land is flat The weather is hot and humid The mosquitoes take your attention away The animals invite the night to come and protect It’s time to go Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2019 If my perspective helped or entertained…
Read articleCovering Society’s Ills By Cropping Speech Will Oppress Us All
Written by: Carioca Da Gema Lead sheep up hill down hill Social media habit forming connect to all Community’s rules Expel deplorables Suitable? Unsuitable? Filter peasant’s exposure by sensationalizing or sugar coating While Russia plots 2020 Extremist flip-flops dream of virgins Dictators plunge Today Your neighbor Who is…
Read articleDeath & A Methodical Cremation Ritual With A 3,000-Year-Old Pyre | Manikarnika Ghat
Photographer Madhur Dhingra is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From the project ‘Tandav | The Dance Of Death’. To see Madhur’s body of work, click on any image. An Enigma Called Death Death has always fascinated me along with the…
Read articleFinding Answers In Easy Places | Self-Respect, Love & Relationships
Written by: Carioca Da Gema While approaching a check-in window for an early doctor’s appointment, three women on the other side of the counter were talking about woman number four (not present). “She needs to find someone that will make her love herself.” I bristled, barged in and said…
Read articleCalming The Nerves With Medical Bill Transparency | Sick Americans Are Easier To Control | Part 2
Written by: Carioca Da Gema Last year 1 in 8 Americans borrowed 88 billion dollars to pay for medical bills. 65 million ignore and/or endure their medical issues due to lack of funds. The orange alert is on for 45% losing sleep at night and looking into being…
Read articleThe Impact Of Physical Contact Among Humans
Written by: Carioca Da Gema An article about India’s caste system told a story of a house servant. She cooked, cleaned, and helped to raise the children for decades. The servant was not allowed to touch any of the children, as she belongs to the untouchable caste.…
Read articleThe Money ‘We The People’ Spend & Our Living Conditions In America
Written by: Carioca Da Gema As a society we must unite as ‘people’ to survive. Los Angeles has a major homeless problem and small cities in the middle of the country are fighting a drug war in their own living rooms with numbers never imagined. Uninsured sick Americans…
Read articleRightfully Mine
Written by: Carioca Da Gema I spent the season doing battle The defeated enemy blinded by wrong convictions rose again to begin another conflict Fighting for what is rightfully yours comes easy The adversary trusts that my ignorance will keep his shady business at bay Defeated and wounded…
Read articleThe Influence Of Traditional Beliefs In Modern Life | Folklore In India
Photographer Pradeep KS is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From his project ‘Folk Art’. To see Pradeep’s body of work click on any image. Tiger in the Mirror Around the months of September and October each year, as the ten days…
Read articleFaith: The Religious, The Blind & The Pure
Photographer Nilanjan Ray is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. From his project ‘Faith’. To see Nilanjan’s gallery of photographs click on any image. Faith is not about belief. Faith in fact has very little to do with what beliefs…
Read articleBengal’s Rituals “…faith heals where logic and reason fails.”
Photographer and Banker Niladri Adhikary is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. From his ‘Rituals’ Gallery‘. To see Niladri’s galleries click on any image. Ignition of Faith : Amidst Bengal Ever since the realization of our being comes in our consciousness we…
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Overripe fruit Falls from the tree Rats feed ferociously Zombies Spinning Round and round on the roulette wheel Blinded By outrageous promises That barely provides a subpar meal Bow down To the new phantom kings Worship Like pawns on a string Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of…
Read articleChristian Arab Congregation In Antakya, Turkey
Documentary Photographer Aydin Cetinbostanoglu is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. From his project ‘Two Stories from Antioch’s Christian Arabs‘. To see Aydin’s gallery of projects click on any image. Holy Easter Week Events of Christian Arabs, Antakya Antakya (ancient Antioch) is regarded as the…
Read articleDaily Life In Indonesia
Documentary and Street Photographer Chris Tuarissa is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. To see Chris’ body of work click on any image. See also: The Side Mind By Chris Tuarissa Back to…
Read articleCatholicism – Faith Of The Past
Photographer Matthieu Gafsou is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From his book ‘Sacre‘. To see Matthieu’s body of work click on any image. Inevitably, this series suggest Catholicism is a male religion, and then only when they have reached a…
Read articleWill Bhutan’s Identity Survive Modernization?
Documentary Photographer AJ Heath is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. These images are from his project ‘End of the Road‘. To see AJ’s body of work click on any image. The last decade has seen the Kingdom of Bhutan undergo a rapid transition.…
Read articleUjjain Kumbh Mela 2016
Photographer Tarang Jagannath is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. These photographs are from his project ‘Simhasth Kumbh Mela‘. To see Tarang’s gallery of photographs click on any image. See also: People By Tarang Jagannath …
Read articleIndia – Travel & Street Photography
Photographer Peter Holton is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this street/travel photography. To see Peter Holton photographs click on any image. See also: Rural India By Peter Holton Back to HOME PAGE
Read articleThe Nāgas – Hinduism’s Naked Holy Men
Photographer Sandeep Dhopate is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait photography. From his project ‘Nāgas‘. To see Sandeep’s portfolio click on any image. Religion could be a good thing. Scriptures of all religions in one form or other talk of life being…
Read articleFaith In India & The Women’s Role From Childhood To Death
Photographer Arka Dutta is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. From his project ‘Eve Was Framed‘. To see Arka’s projects and photographs click on any image. In my country, India, I have seen religious notions that have often ingrained a…
Read articleFaith & Passion In The Carioca’s Way Of Life
Editorial & Documentary Photographer Richard Beaven is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. These images are from his project ‘Faith In Rio‘. To see Richard’s portraits and projects click on any image. There’s no need to look for faith in…
Read articleSocial Documentary Photography – Religion & Spirituality in New Orleans, USA
Photographer Mary Lou Uttermohlen is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. These images are from her project ‘Spiritual Yaya‘. To see Mary Lou’s gallery of projects, series and photographs click on any image. Spiritual YaYa offers a peek behind the veil shrouding the…
Read articleDocumentary Photography – Election Time In Mozambique Island
Photographer Eelkje Colmjon is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography. These images are from her project “Mozambique Island“. To see Eelkje’s portfolio of projects and photographs click on any image. See also: Water: Zambia,…
Read articleIndonesia’s Traditional Whaling Communities-Social Documentary
This documentary photography was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Travel/Documentary Photographer Luke Duggleby. Click on any image to see Luke’s gallery of projects. From project “Indonesia’s Last Whale Hunters” by Luke Duggleby The Indonesian village of Lamalera has hunted whales, sharks and dolphins for the…
Read articleSocial Documentary Photography – The Baiga Tribe Of India
This social documentary photography was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Visual Anthropologist Niqita Gupta. Premarital relations between men and women are common and socially sanctioned. Formal engagement takes place frequently after puberty, which is initiated by the male. Chote Lal and his wife Himat bai are dressed…
Read articleB&W Photo Essay – Islamic School For Boys & Girls In India
This photography essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Photographer Rasha Yousif. From project “At The Madrassa” by Rasha Yousif. Islam is the second-most practiced religion in the Republic of India after Hinduism. 24% of Kerala’s population are Muslims. Cheraman Perumal Juma Masjid in the…
Read articleImages Of Faith From Around The World #4 Photo Essay
This photography essay depicts images of faith from around the world. See also: Images Of Faith From Around The World #3 – Photo Essay Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2015
Read articleThe Potosi Miners, Bolivia Photo Documentary #2
This photo documentary and article depicting the Potosi miners of Bolivia was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Pip Strickland blogger, writer and photographer at The Adventures of Pip. Click here to see Pip Stickland GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO SEE ORIGINAL POST…
Read articlePhoto Documentary – The Potosi Miners Bolivia
This photo documentary and article depicting the Potosi miners of Bolivia was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Pip Strickland blogger, writer and photographer at The Adventures of Pip. Click here to see Pip Stickland GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. ‘In the 16th century, Potosi in Bolivia, became…
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The world must not Submit to the terrorists Who worship evil Back to HOME PAGE Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2014
Read articleIndian Ballad Singers
This article and image were submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Blogger Rukmini Krishnan. For as I stepped out for my morning walk I saw these two, an attitude solid as a rock I asked them where they came from They were so peaceful amidst the humdrum Vastu Dev…
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