Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2014
The Taylor Wessing Prize is one of the most prestigious photographic portrait prizes in the world - coming this close to being selected is almost an achievement in itself.
Out of around 5,000 submissions, this picture entitled Tara Rokpa made it into the last 200, although I have no way of knowing how close it came to the final selection of 60 images.
The photo is from a visit to Tara Children’s Project in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, North East India earlier this year during filming of the documentary Akong: A Remarkable Life.
The Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Exhibition opens at the National Portrait Gallery on Thursday 13th November and runs until 22nd February. Admission is £3.
Keywords:
Darshana Photo Art,
Gerry McCulloch,
National Portrait Gallery,
Tara Children's Project,
Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize
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