I’m George Koruth aka fotobaba, a photographer rooted in India, drawn to the quiet poetry of everyday life — in people, places, and fleeting moments. My lens has carried me through villages, cities, and remote corners, seeking the stories that often go unheard.

Before photography, I walked the path of medicine — in emergency rooms, tribal clinics, and public health projects. That journey taught me to listen deeply, to see with compassion, and to hold space for both pain and resilience. These same instincts now shape my approach to visual storytelling.

Through my camera, I try to witness the world with empathy — exploring social and health issues not as headlines, but as lived human experiences. I believe in the power of a single photograph to stir change, to remind us of our shared humanity.