Kerala was affected with the 2nd worst flood after 1924 which severely affected 13 districts out of the 14 districts. Fishermen became the superheroes during the Kerala flood rescue mission. Many of these fishermen transported their boats from Trivandrum to different parts of Kerala to rescue stranded people.
You can contribute online for the Kerala Flood Relief at Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund donation page. The donations are exempt from income tax as well as FCRA 2010.
Joshi Daniel Photography 
Were you around that area at the time of the flood?
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Nope. My place was not affected.
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That’s so good
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:)
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Local heroes in the devastation. How sad. Excellent documentation, Joshi.
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Thank you Jane :)
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Lovely capture of the calm after the devastating storm Joshi. The Kerala fishermen’s contribution towards rescue efforts has earned the respect of the nation. Hope the authorities follow up with their assurances of help to them.
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Thank you Madhu :)
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Hope the situation will improve soon and I pray for the people who are facing this disaster.
I’ve contributed and I think everyone should.
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Thank you Maniparna :)
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They are the superheros of the present India
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Yeah :)
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Those were sad times but the place looks keen on rebuilding. Thoughtful captures 😊
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Thank you Mabel :)
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They supplemented NDRF, Coast Guard and the Army very well.
Very selfless service indeed..
Especially the deed of JAISAL K P.
They chipped when the Chennai Floods struck in 2015!
Great Clicks!
Hope you and your family are fine!!
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Thank you :)
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They have been fantastic
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Yeah :)
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Indeed they were the heroes of the day bringing much needed food packets and taking people to safety.
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Yeah :)
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Cool POV, hope things are on the up now.
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Thank you :)
Slowly getting back.
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Fishermen into heroes. So brilliant. Wat a terrible disaster this is.
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Thank you Paula :)
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yes, indeed they saved a lot of people…
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Yeah :)
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They are the real superheroes saving hundreds of lives in such disaster.
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Yeah :)
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Those are noble fishermen. You captured their Good Samaritan act so well.
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Thank you :)
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Thank you, Joshi. Beautiful photos and really good information. Blessings to all.
Debbie
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Thank you Debbie :)
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Apart from the horrible occurence, the pictures are wonderful.
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Thank you :)
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Salute them….!! 🙏🏾
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:)
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Real Heroes 👍
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:)
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Hi joshi , can you tell me that how you earn money by photo blogging or photography.
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Love the color! :)
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:)
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Nice!
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Thank you :)
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Really fisherman have God’s power.
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:)
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Joshi…sending loving kindness to all and those who work so hard to assist…take care of you ~ hedy ☺️
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Thank you :)
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solidarity is a beautiful word :)
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:)
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I love the deep rust of the soil on the palm leaf edges, beautiful.
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Thank you :)
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Wonderful captures of these heroes.
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Thank you Sue :)
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Real Heroes
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Yeah :)
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Hope all well soon. Prayers _()_
I donated for Kerala Floods Relief.
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Thank you so much Rupam :)
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As ever, fascinating shots
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Thank you Cynthia :)
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(…sad, as well….)
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Yeah!
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What heroes they are!
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:)
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You did wonderful, wonderful things with the lens and the color here – wow! Good for you for supporting the work of these men, and showing it to us. There are too many weather disasters these days, all over the world!
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Thank you so much :)
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Excellent photos, Joshi.
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Thank you :)
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Wonderful humans!
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Yeah :)
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All images are Very couragious & filled with compassion
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Thank you :)
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Lovely captures, Joshi.
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Thank you Niranjan :)
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They are hard worker and this practice makes them real super hero. Not only fisherman, but also all hard working people around the globe are true super hero. However, photo speaks all, I appreciate your photography a lot. Keep it up and good work. Thanks.
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Thank you Linda :)
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Hi Joshi,
Nice pictures, unsurprising of course (I’ve been following your work since ’08-’09).
Hope you and your family were safe during the floods?
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Thank you Sangeet :)
Yes, we are safe :)
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Très jolies ces compo UGA bien colorées.
Bonne journée
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Thank you :)
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Nice pics Joshi, and interesting post giving the story attached to these fishermen.
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Thank you :)
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Nice composition. Amazing use of leading lines.
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Thank you :)
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Great post! Keep it up!
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Thank you :)
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Excellent.
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Thank you :)
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Great photos and real heroes these fishermen. Safe travels. Jonny
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Thank you :)
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such creative angles and stunning colors! congratulations!
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Thank you :)
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What is your street photography lens kit? Thanks.
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This was shot on a GoPro. On DSLR I use a 28mm lens.
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