Author Archive "Neha Mutreja"

We may have seen numerous beach shots, but sometimes, the sheer spontaneity of a moment like this makes the picture unconventional. Photograph/Neha Mutreja
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Perception Matters

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Observing and anticipating a moment will help you shoot perfect action shots just like this one. Exposure: 1/250sec at f/8 (ISO 3200). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
Making Better Pictures

Practice Session

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This was shot for an interview with this man named Andre Morrisson, for Toronto Life Magazine. In the interview, Andre relates his troubled life-story when he was a teenage delinquent. Photograph/Mark Zibert
Interviews

Mark of Perfection

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The play of light and shadow attracted Rao to this early morning scene. Photograph/ S Ganapathi Rao
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A Friend of the Tribe

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A Tryst With The Wild

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Jagdish likes creating a story in his portraits; which is why he pays close attention to details. It was the rustic look of the background that caught his attention. It suited Sanjay Dutt’s personality as well. Photograph/Jagdish Mali
Great Masters

Jagdish Mali

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Red Boy, Holi Festival, Mumbai (Bombay), India, 1996. Photograph/Steve McCurry
Great Masters

Steve McCurry

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This image is shot with a Hasselblad camera and a 100 ISO film. The light source was a simple torch and a candle. Photograph/ Deepak John Matthew
Interviews

A Versatile Artist

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Phirun finally hears the cry of his daughter, caused by the loud stomping of machines, turning clay into bricks. Photograph by/Mohammed Massoud Morsi
Interviews

The Simple Life

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After a gruelling session at the akhara, some pehalwans relax and wash the soil off their bodies. Photograph / Idris Ahmed
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Kushti in Sacred Soil

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Did You Know?

When the Camera First Went Digital

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Great Masters

Art Wolfe

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