Chromatic Awards logo
  • WINNERS
  • INFO
  • BOOK
  • RULES
  • CONTACT
  • LOGIN
  • REGISTER
  • facebook
  • instragram
2021
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017
GRAND PRIZE
PROFESSIONAL WINNERS
AMATEUR WINNERS
Abstract
Architecture
Cityscapes
Conceptual
Culture
Environmental
Fashion and Beauty
Fine Art
Landscapes
Nature
Nudes
People
Photojournalism
Photomanipulation
Portrait
Sports
Still Life
Street
Travel
Wildlife and Animals
Abstract
Architecture
Cityscapes
Conceptual
Culture
Environmental
Fashion and Beauty
Fine Art
Landscapes
Nature
Nudes
People
Photojournalism
Photomanipulation
Portrait
Sports
Still Life
Street
Travel
Wildlife and Animals
3rd Place winner
Lake Froth
Debasish Ghosh, India
Lake Froth
DESCRIPTION
Bangalore, India was once known for its interconnected lake systems which provided a reliable source of water. As the city grew these lakes were encroached and the water became polluted day by day. The largest, Bellandur Lake, now carries huge volumes of snowy froth which block the adjacent canals. This froth which would otherwise be a sight to behold stinks and on contact with skin causes irritation. The mass of lather in the lake rises so high that it lands on the roads and causes inconvenience to those traveling.
AUTHOR
I am Debasish, a documentary photographer from India. I have been working on various projects covering environment, culture, travel, and long-term documentaries since 2007.
BACK TO GALLERY
Close
Lake Froth
Chromatic Awards logo
  • INFO
  • RULES
  • CONTACT
  • LOGIN
  • REGISTER
  • facebook
  • instagram
SUBMIT NEW ENTRY
© 2025 CHROMATIC PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS
Our mission is to promote a unique approach at photography and help photographers gain popularity and recognition in the international art scene.

REGISTER NOW! Submit your photo and take this once-in-a-lifetime chance to unfold your stories beyond the frame on an international scale.
  • INFO
  • RULES
  • CONTACT
  • LOGIN
  • REGISTER
SUBMIT NEW ENTRY
© 2025 CHROMATIC PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS