Author Archive "Raj Lalwani"

Great Masters

William Eggleston

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Previsualise the story that you wish to narrate, and then wait. Shot with: Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Don’t Miss the Moment

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One must use natural light to emphasise the features of the animal. Shooting against the light has helped give this majestic lion a more powerful aura. Photograph/Jigar Joshi
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A Day at the Zoo

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Remembering Ashok Mehta

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Circling Barracuda school, Papua New Guinea: David is masterful at capturing moments like these in the dynamic seas where activity changes every minute. Photograph/David Doubilet
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David Doubilet

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A lot of Monica’s pictures come across as disconcerting because elements seem to merge and appear from where we least expect them to. Photograph/Monica Tiwari
Interviews

Monica Tiwari: Intermingled Narratives

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Slow Sync flash has frozen the subject, while keeping the streaks blurred and the background colourful. It has also helped capture some track dust in the air. Photograph/Keith Pytlinski
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A Spark of Light

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Photograph/Makio Kusahara
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Tip of the Day: Program Your Camera to Shoot

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Conventional albums have smiling faces, but I prefer to keep things a little ambigious to heighten the mood. Photograph/ Raj Lalwani
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Not Quite a Family Album

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Opinions

Is Filmmaking a More Complete Art Than Photography?

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Death of a Light Bulb, 1936. Photograph/ Harold Eugene Edgerton
Great Masters

Harold Eugene Edgerton

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He enjoys breaking the ‘rules’, and often experiments with wideangle portrait shots like this one. Photograph/Poras Chaudhary
Interviews

Photographer by Chance

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