Author Archive "Priyanka Chharia"

Prashant’s photographs are uncluttered, minimalistic and almost perfectly structured. Photograph/Prashant Godbole
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The Endowed Eye

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Apps like InstaBlend (iOS, Android) let you sandwich two completely unrelated images to simulate a multiple exposure. Shot with: Apple iPhone 4S Photograph/Natasha Hemrajani
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Quirky, Set, Go!

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Abraham Menashe

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Dr Unni shot this Common Emigrant in a low-land garden in Kerala on a rainy day. The butterfly was hanging upside down, to warm itself before it took its first flight. Photograph/Dr Unni Krishnan
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A Little Winged Creature Backlit to Perfection

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Reflections mark a recurring theme in Saul’s work. Photograph/Saul Leiter
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Saul Leiter

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This image was featured in The World’s Best Photographs book sometime in the early 1930s. It was also exhibited in over 40 international salons. Photograph/A L Syed
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A L Syed

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Annie strongly believes in the emotive value of photographs and their ability to communicate directly with the viewer. Photograph/Annie Griffiths
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Annie Griffiths

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Julia drew heavily from biblical subject matter, and often photographed young children as angels. This image is titled I Wait and is a portrait of her niece Rachel Gurney.
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Julia Margaret Cameron

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Shot at the Jaipur Amber Fort in October 2009, this picture will be part of the sale. Photograph/Paromita Deb Areng
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A Reason to Remember and Give

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Photograph/Indranil Mukherjee
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My Best Shot: Indranil Mukherjee

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Shot in Srinagar after a grenade blast, this image reflects the pain and plight of the people in the Kashmir valley. Photograph/Yasin Dar
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What it Takes to Make a Difference…

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Diinesh found these two young cheetahs lazing on a termite mound and grooming each other one afternoon, at the Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. These agile and fast cats usually sit on these mounds to look for food. Photograph/Diinesh Kumble
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A Dream Comes True in the Wildlife Paradise of Africa

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