Yalpanam : A Tear

6 Years ago, on a month like this, Sri Lankan Civil War whch had been going on in the Northern parts of Sri Lanka for decades came to an end. However the ghosts of the destruction caused by it still haunt Yalpanam. Dulana Peiris shot the following photos which display the impact caused by war directly and indirectly, using his Canon IXUS 155. Let us wipe these tear drops and smile once again!

Artificial Macro

Man has made the world into an artificial surrounding. With all the construction and many other industries growing, the greenery in the world is being reduced. Although greenery inspires this photographer most, he decided to take on the art of photographing man made objects. Despite loosing the original album of photos taken from his Sony camera, he used and his  Samsung Galaxy S5 and his old Samsung Galaxy S Duos 2 to shoot the following photographs. Kushan Bhareti  had to kneel, crawl, lean onto roofs, and get bitten by ants and get swollen fingers while getting these photos.

Yalpanam : A Glance

The Northern province of Sri Lanka, also known as Yalpanam, is an area like no other. What can a person expect to see in Yalpanam? Join Dulana Peiris, as he explores the Northern Province with his Canon IXUS 155.

   

Golden Sand of Hikka

Sri Lanka is the pearl of the Indian Ocean. It is covered by a veil of golden sands. The shallow seas and golden beaches are one of Sri Lanka's biggest tourist attractions. Of the many beautiful beaches around the island, Hikkaduwa holds a prominent place with its added value of a beautiful coral reef. The golden sands are also of the highest beauty in the island. These photographs were taken by Kushan Bhareti using his Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone.