Seemingly free from gravitation, the figures in Dimphy Bhalotia’s (@dimpy.bhalotia) series “Flying Boys” fearlessly dive headfirst into vast pools of water at unknown heights. The series captures the daily life of young boys living in Varanasi, India during the summer heat, characterizing their innate sense of freedom and fearlessness.

“These moments did not come from a single outing or a short period of shooting. They are the result of time, patience, and returning to the streets again and again. That is also why the work is not in bulk. Each frame is rare, and each moment is limited.”

Seemingly free from gravitation, the figures in Dimphy Bhalotia’s (@dimpy.bhalotia) series “Flying Boys” fearlessly dive headfirst into vast pools of water at unknown heights. The series captures the daily life of young boys living in Varanasi, India during the summer heat, characterizing their innate sense of freedom and fearlessness. “These moments did not come from a single outing or a short period of shooting. They are the result of time, patience, and returning to the streets again and again. That is also why the work is not in bulk. Each frame is rare, and each moment is limited.” | Milk Studios

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