Press Release

Black and white: Photographer Idris Ahmed posing with one of his photographs at the exhibition ‘Spiti: Daughter of the Sea’ in the Capital. Read more...The Hindu

A photographer based in Delhi finds his ‘connect’ in the Spiti valley. Read more... Archana, Travelmail

A NUN IN SPITI VALLEY SPENT HALF HER LIFE ALONE IN THE HIMALAYAS. PHOTOG IDRIS AHMED CAPTURES HER CALM SO THAT YOU CAN BENEFIT, TOO. Read more...ISHITA SHARMA, MiD Day

Photographer Idris Ahmed’s works are symbolic of the spirit of freedom, harmony and the power of life of people living on the world’s roof. Read more... ASRP Mukesh, vivacity

As a working professional Ahmed could only take out so much time to answer the call of his passion but some time ago he chose to give into his fervour. ‘Daughter of the Sea’ is more than just a photo exhibition; it is homage to a world that Ahmed ventured into, it’s an ode to the warmth of the people who became friends as he crisscrossed the paths less traveled. Read more... Gautam Chintamani, Buzz in Town

A motorbike is a strange addition to a photographer’s apparatus. And yet, for Idris Ahmed, it is almost as important as his camera lens. For this environment activist-turned-schoolteacher-turned-professional photographer, his bike has remained a constant, taking him, at times, as high as 13,000ft to photograph ethereal landscapes, monasteries and the people who inhabit these spaces. Read more... Anindita Ghose, livemint.com - The Wall Street Journal

A motorcycle is an unlikely addition to an artist’s equipment, but then Idris Ahmed is an artist with a difference. Using his bike and his camera to travel remote landscapes and mindscapes, Idris’ photography takes you to a new plane. Read more... MOB Magazine

Magical Reality Spiti’s bare landscape pulls you in as much does the warmth of the people from the valley, believes photographer Idris Ahmed. Read more... Avantika Bhuyan, OPEN Magazine