Min Ratna Bajracharya

Min Ratna Bajracharya is a renowned photojournalist from Nepal, celebrated for his powerful and evocative imagery that captures the essence of Nepalese culture, politics, dignitaries, and daily life. With a career spanning several decades, Bajracharya has consistently demonstrated an exceptional ability to document moments of historical significance, social change, and human emotion through his lens.

He became the staff photographer for Himal Khabarpatrika and Nepali Times publishing many powerful photographs of the conflict years, the Royal Massacre of 2001 AD and King Gyanendra’s coup. His work often focuses on the intimate and unspoken aspects of life, blending traditional and modern elements to portray the rich tapestry of Nepal’s diverse society.

His photographs have been featured in numerous international publications and exhibitions, earning him recognition as one of Nepal’s leading visual storytellers. His deep understanding of his subjects, paired with his technical skill, has made him a pivotal figure in the world of photojournalism, not only in Nepal but globally.