Author Archive "Ambarin Afsar"

The chimney, the men, the smoke and the dirt falling off the shovel, convey a working environment close to a factory. Photograph/Debasis Majumder
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The Supporting Cast

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Shot from atop a Ferris wheel, this unusual vantage point makes for a stunning wide angle shot. Photograph/Anirban Brahma
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A Wide Wonderland

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Light plays a strong role in Evgen Bavčar’s images and can be seen as a repeating motif in almost all his work. Photograph/ Evgen Bavčar
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The Virtuoso

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This image, which looks like an abstract painting with splashes of colour that have travelled over the canvas, is actually of a pattern created by sand. Photograph/P Sreesailam
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Double Takes!

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My Best Shot: Sanjay Hadkar

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Tribute to Yoga, 2006 The series is about Salian’s passion for yoga and the rejuvenation it brought in him. Photograph/Ashok Salian.
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Ashok Salian

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The deep blue of the sky in the background, contrasts perfectly with the bright hues of the mountains. Photograph/Tuhin Kanti Das
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Act Art Director

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Shahidul Alam

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The sinuous, meandering curves of the waves lead the eye directly to the figure standing on the shore. Photograph/Nilesh J Bhange
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Lure the Audience

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Architecture provides frequent opportunities to capture frames within frames, such as this image of an ornate tank in the city of Hampi. Photograph/Anand
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Lights, Camera, Frames!

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After Ghosh met Subhash Chandra Bose in Puri, Orissa, he went on to shoot him a lot more. Shown here are Netaji and the then Shankaracharya of Puri. Photograph/ Manoranjan Ghosh
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Manoranjan Ghosh

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There is a rawness to Alice’s photos that can perhaps be put down to naivete. But what is most striking about her work is refreshing sense of wonder and empathy.
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Alice Kandell

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