What’s in Your Bag: A Comprehensive Wildlife Kit
Sudhir Shivaram is one of India’s leading names in wildlife photography. Despite working as a Senior Project Manager at an MNC, he manages to find time to fuel his passion. Here, he speaks to Ambarin Afsar about his lifetime investment.
What’s in Your Bag: An Inconspicuous Kit
Pattabi Raman is a biologist-turned photojournalist based in Pondicherry. His work on the aftermath of the Sri Lankan war has won him plenty of critical acclaim. In conversation with Ambarin Afsar, he shares his secret for blending in.
What’s In Your Bag: An Effective Interiors Kit
Nrupen Madhvani is a famous commercial photographer and has shot fashion, still life, automobiles, interiors, food and much more. He is of a meticulous bent of mind, and this is quite evident in his kit as well.
What’s In Your Bag: A Historic Analogue Kit
Kulwant Roy was responsible for some of the most iconic images in Indian history. However, for a long time, his images lay largely forgotten, till his nephew brought them to light. Here, Arya shares Roy’s treasure trove with us.
What’s In Your Bag: A Video and Photo Wedding Kit
Prakash Tilokani is a name to be reckoned with, in wedding photography. Decades of expertise and a bent towards video has greatly influenced his kit. He shares what goes into a professional wedding photo kit.
What’s In Your Bag: The Simplest Kit to Have
Sooni Taraporevala is a Mumbai-based photographer and an internationally renowed filmmaker. While she has shot on both film and digital, she speaks about the camera she usually carries along with her.
What’s In Your Bag?
The one question that everyone longs to ask a professional photographer is now answered by eight of them. Ambarin Afsar takes a look at the camera bags of some of the finest names in photography in an attempt to decode the gear they carry.
What’s In Your Bag: An Editorial and Personal Kit
Bandeep Singh has a longstanding experience of 20 years and is known for his stylised editorial work and fine art photography. His personal work is deeply layered and conceptual. He speaks about the studio lighting setup that he uses on location.
