FUMES: THROUGH YOUR EYES

The danger of fumes is captured here by the toxic waste we dump into river bodies.

SHOWCASE

These photographs were captured at Kalindi Kunj on the border of New Delhi. They represent the condition of the river Yamuna and the life that goes on alongside it. The river flows through various states of Northern India. One can see the white foam which is made up of harmful minerals and acids released into the waterbody from various industries situated on the bank of the river. Dumping toxic waste into the Yamuna has now become a decades-long practice.

About the Photographer

Aadhyatm Verma is a photographer and a documentarian based in Delhi, India. For the past 5 years, he has been photographing and documenting various subjects and environments across the country and within neighbouring countries. Recently, he is concentrating on documenting peoples’ lives and photographing festivals. His mission is to improve humanity through art. He has been recognised on many platforms such as National Geographic and United Nations.

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