Author Archive "Ambarin Afsar"

Out-of-focus headlights of cars approaching the bus would seem like tiny, floating lights to me. Photograph/Ambarin Afsar
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Tracing Light Maps

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The gestures of the boys, their position in the frame and the two crows, make a brilliant moment. Exposure: 1/800sec at f/5.6 (ISO 100). Photograph/Alok Brahmbhatt
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The Decisive Moment

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Exploring the Self with Ninjin Puntsag

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Silenced Theatre

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A top angle shot of fishing boats out at work, makes the viewer feel like as if he is peering down at them; while a blue-green expanse of water fills his field of vision. Photograph/Shailendra Singh Rawat
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The World From Various Eyes

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This is a photograph of the ceiling outside the Westside Store at Kalaghoda. It is a simple image and one of my favourites. Photograph/Ambarin Afsar
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Frames of Mind

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Eadweard Muybridge

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Two monks have been captured midway through their walk down a long, desolate road, effectively conveying the remoteness of the terrain and the length of the monks’ journey. Photograph/Ajay Jain
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The Lead Character

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This image is a part of a series, for which Henrik took 40 days to construct an indoor pool, complete with a living room set. Photograph/Henrik Sorensen
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Immaculate Conception

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Arif made this image in Muzaffarabad, in the aftermath of the 2005 earthquake and the wreckage that it brought  about. Photograph/Arif Mahmood
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Arif Mahmood: The Storyteller’s Bag

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Dancers Emily Frankel and Mark Ryder, Vishniac Portrait Studio, New York, early 1950s.
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Roman Vishniac

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The atmosphere created by the light, the boats anchored on the shore and the tiny figure of a boatman in the distance make for an evocative composition. Photograph/Bibhuti Bhusan Nandi
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Scripting Your Images

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