InspirationSitting in an empty, four- walled office was killing my soul. I longed to see more of this world and seek the truth through my lens. I wanted to see people from all walks of life in this forever rapidly changing world. I yearned to bare witness of extraordinary people in their everyday activities to places where even soldiers would fear to tread. So I packed my heart into my suitcase and my securities into my camera lens. I was going to climb and click my way around this planet. Now Several years into this adventure, I share with you my life. I get to wake up inside an award winning photograph everyday. My photos are my process of bearing witness to this world.
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Bio
Nerriza Ballee is a second generation photographer who've dabbled in various life's calling whilst perfecting her skills and aptitude in photography. She began her journey in 2005 as a Freelance Documentary Photographer and a Photo- Journalist, documenting news for several agencies; shooting and collecting materials in over 30 countries, from the most remote locations to the heavily trotted cities. Her appetite to seek out the story as a Photographer, in and around harm's way afforded her to witness soldiers lives, remote tribes, office workers, runway models, refugees, tea planters, monks and flood victims.
Her work has been published in magazines, London fashion weeks, BBC, CNN and galleries in Indonesia.
Currently, Ms. Ballee is dedicating herself to projects that brings awareness to lost and forgotten cultures around the world. Nerriza has a dream of causing impact on the world through her lens, helping people that are often forgotten by society to get the recognition they deserve.
Her work has been published in magazines, London fashion weeks, BBC, CNN and galleries in Indonesia.
Currently, Ms. Ballee is dedicating herself to projects that brings awareness to lost and forgotten cultures around the world. Nerriza has a dream of causing impact on the world through her lens, helping people that are often forgotten by society to get the recognition they deserve.