Author Archive "Supriya Joshi"

Self-Portrait as a Drowned Man, considered one of Bayard’s most important  works.
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Hippolyte Bayard, the Inventor Who Arrived too Late

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10 Required Readings for Photographers

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Timothy H O’Sullivan

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The titular members of the British Royal family smile cheerfully as Priyanka stares into the abyss. Photograph/Supriya Joshi
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The Deadpan Diaries

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Quirks in the City

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With an aperture of f/1.4, the bokeh in this image looks smooth and well rounded. Photograph/Keita Amagai
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Bonkers for Bokeh!

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What is the Value of a Photograph?

Supriya Joshi

What are you doing right now?

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Resolute Faith

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Awaken your inner painter as you let your imagination run wild while creating chemigrams. Photograph/Ross Felix
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No Camera? No Problem!: Creative Chemigrams

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Another Year, Another Moment of Reflection

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I blinked my eyes on 1 January 2015, and I was transported straight to the end of November 2015… or at least …

Black backgrounds emphasise the subect itself, making it appear more three dimensional.Photograph/Brian Haslam
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No Camera? No Problem!: Surreal Scanographs

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A Commute Story

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