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Stay Where the Songs Are

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The magical window light that streams into my bathroom inspired me to start this project. Photograph/Manjari Sharma
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Shower Confessions

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A tripod helped me capture maximum detail. Its adjustable height also helped me shoot from different vantage points. Exposure: 30sec at f/11 (ISO 400). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Trees at Night

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After the first few shots in this series, which were silhouettes, I started composing my frames with a single green leaf in it. To my eye, the images immediately became more meaningful. Photograph/K Madhavan Pillai
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K Madhavan Pillai: Exploring Fallen Leaves

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The Red Channel: I was intrigued by the brilliant red between the white longitudinal lines (which is in a hemispherical structure, mapping the inside of the heavens on earth). They seem to give a feeling of blood flowing in a pure, clean body. Photograph/Sanjay Nanda
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Yantra Mantra and its Spatial Art

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Mirrors and reflective surfaces are all around. There is a picture waiting to happen, almost everywhere. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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I’m Here Now

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Snow Encounters

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11:53pm on 13 December 2008: This long exposure, made in winter, was enhanced by fresh snowfall and the colour cast created by a street light. Photograph/Albert Normandin
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Smokeless Chimney

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Hexagon: As the winds approached 50mph, the colours separated into beautiful repeating dots. Exposure: 1/10sec at f/3.5 (ISO 2000). Photograph/Brian Maffitt
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Snow Projections

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The vivid blue hues combined with the deep, dark gouges on the side of a container convey a sense of neglect and seem melancholy. Photograph/Pål Gladsø
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Hidden Urban Beauty

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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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A Taste of the Wild East

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