Visual Communications — Documentary & Humanitarian Storytelling — Bangkok, Thailand
Aakashman Tuladhar · Skyman
Drawn to stories and lives that resist being forgotten — rural fields, conflict areas, and the quiet dignity of people the world overlooks.
13.7563° N / 100.5018° E
Bangkok, Thailand
A 26-year-old Nepali photographer and filmmaker based in Bangkok. The work lives at the intersection of culture, conflict, and social impact — stories that don't always make the news, but deserve to be seen.
Currently interning at Baan Dek Foundation, leading photography and videography for the Bangkok office and documenting field activities and partnership events.
Personal projects are made solo or with a small crew, with a stripped-back kit and the conviction that a small crew can get closer to the truth than a large one ever could. Patient observation, natural light, and the belief that if you stay long enough, a story will find you.
"A pen can change the world" — photograph published alongside feature on the world's largest public library
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"When Jazz Came to Our Rescue" — coverage of Jazzmandu 2022, the biggest jazz festival in the Himalayas
Read the ArticleIndependent short documentaries focusing on cultural preservation and human impact.
15.655° N / 103.583° E
Kaset Wisai, Roi Et · Thailand
An observational portrait of a rice farmer navigating the price of farming, climate uncertainty, and the ancient Bun Bang Fai rocket festival. 12-minute short documentary. Shot solo.
19.2° N / 98.1° E
Northern Thailand
A documentary exploring the cultural identity, traditions, and daily life of the Karen Hill Tribe — a community caught between preservation and modernity.
Documented rescue and relief distribution for flood victims as a volunteer photographer with a youth organization in Nepal.
Covid relief distribution documented in rural villages of Nepal.
Volunteer photographer at Bangkok Climate Action Week 2025, documenting Save the Children Thailand's presence and outreach.
Photograph used on the cover of Baan Dek Foundation's Mid-Year Report for Cartier Philanthropy, a donor report. Credited ©Baan Dek Foundation / A. Tuladhar.
Observational filmmaking built on patience and trust. I work independently or with a small team, stay long, and let the subject's world reveal itself at its own pace.
Natural light, minimal gear, maximum intimacy — comfortable in unpredictable field conditions.
End-to-end post — assembly, sound design, and colour. Shaping observational footage into something that breathes and holds its own rhythm.
Whether you're looking to collaborate on a documentary project, commission ethnographic work, or simply talk about stories worth telling — I'd love to hear from you.
