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"Women of Kashmir."

by Vijay

What happens when a landscape, long defined by its political shifts, is reimagined through the lens of those usually found on its margins? Perhaps, an honest metric of a communityʼs progress is the visibility of its women within the walls of its educational institutions.

 

This photo essay, shot on an Ilford SFX infrared film and 20-year-old expired Fujifilm, attempts to document this. Swipe through this photo essay to see how the photographer looks for frames that show young women in classrooms, resolute, attentive, reinventing a reality that may not have been true for them a few generations ago.

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Vijay is a photographer and storyteller who runs Gufa Labs, a photolab in Ahmedabad that showcases the benefits of analog photography.

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