EDITORS COMMENTS
This print transports us back in time to the ancient Indus Civilization, specifically to the remarkable Great Bath of Mohenjodaro. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this archaeological wonder in Pakistan holds immense historical significance and is a testament to the advanced civilization that once thrived here. The image captures the essence of this outdoor site, showcasing its grandeur amidst a contemporary world. The ruins of this past civilization are beautifully preserved, allowing us to marvel at their architectural prowess even today. The horizontal composition emphasizes the vastness of the Great Bath and invites our imagination to wander through its ancient corridors. The color image brings life to these old ruins, reminding us that they were once vibrant centers of activity. It evokes a sense of awe as we contemplate how people from thousands of years ago gathered here for communal bathing or perhaps even religious ceremonies. As we gaze upon this photograph, we can't help but feel drawn into history's embrace. It beckons us to explore further into the depths of Indus Valley's rich heritage and encourages us to embark on our own journey through time and space. Luca Tettoni/Robert Harding have masterfully captured not just an archaeological site but also an experience that transcends boundaries - one that connects us with our shared human history and ignites our curiosity about civilizations long gone.

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