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Docu Magazine: Special Edition Collaboration
Parboni Bose
Parboni Pallav Bose uses her Lens to tell stories that connect people and cultures.
Her photographic lens explores and engages around the ideas of communities, families and emotions and how culture plays an important part in carrying forward common human values. The deep rooted connection to culture of a community is the way to the future continuing practices and crafts that have survived the test of time.
She has worked on a number of photo series and is currently working on a project documenting various textile traditions across various regions of India.
Volume discounts:
If you order 10 – 19 copies, you’ll get an extra 10% discount.
If you order 20 – 49 copies, you’ll get an extra 15% discount.
If you order 50 – 99 copies, you’ll get an extra 20% discount.
Comments from other published photographers:
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Fantastic print quality! The magazine is really well done. Beautiful colors and beautiful layout. Proud to have my work published here.
-Nicolò Masini, Italy
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Love love love it..it is absolutely gorgeous.
-Mona Singh, India
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Wonderful experience! can’t thank them enough for this opportunity
-Latisha Rapprecht, Netherlands
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I am absolutely thrilled that my work has been published in Docu Magazine! The collaboration was a very rewarding experience. I am immensely proud of the final product, seeing my photos in print is a really great feeling. This opportunity has been a dream come true and I am incredibly grateful to Tuomas for making it possible. I hope for many more creative collaborations in the future!
-Denis Deleske, Germany
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Really great opportunity for my work to get showcased to other photographers. Happy to meet other photographers from all around the world.
-Owen Hung, Singapore
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Very smart collaboration and great quality of the print results. Thanks a lot to Docu Magazine for this opportunity.
-Alessandro Rocchi, Italy
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As an advocate of printing your work, it is always exciting to collaborate with people who appreciate the art of publishing your work.
-Edgar Ibarria, Unites States