George Koruth, popularly known as Fotobaba, is an Indian photographer and avid traveler who has spent the last two decades chasing the profound stories behind faces, landscapes, and communities across the world.

His journey began on the vibrant streets of Kerala, fondly called God's Own Country, where the everyday lives of people stirred his imagination. From there, Fotobaba’s path led him to the hidden corners of India’s villages, the bustling energy of its smaller cities, and eventually — to communities around the globe.

Along the way, his work has been featured in international publications, showcased in exhibitions, and supported by collaborations with leading global brands. He has conducted photography workshops, mentored aspiring visual storytellers, and contributed regularly to top photography magazines across Asia.

Today, Fotobaba focuses on projects that align with his deeper mission: to use photography as a tool for change.

He works on projects related to:

• Sustainability and environmental conservation

• Public health and mental health awareness

• Farming and rural development

• Tribal communities and indigenous cultures

• Social impact initiatives and NGO storytelling

• Medical photography and healthcare documentation

His work combines the eye of a traveller, the empathy of a storyteller, and the discipline of a professional who understands that the most powerful images are those rooted in truth.

When he’s not traveling or photographing, you’ll find Fotobaba living quietly in the densely forested Western Ghats, alongside his wife and their beloved pets — still finding stories, still chasing light, still deeply connected to the rhythms of nature.

He looks forward to collaborating with organizations, NGOs, startups, and individuals who are passionate about making this world a better place — one story, one face, one photograph at a time.