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I decided to completely eliminate the human element from the frame to create abstract forms. Photograph/Riddhi Parekh
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Cutting Chai, with Riddhi Parekh

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This photograph represents something I have always believed in—the power of an unusual picture to make you stop and look. Photograph/Chase Jarvis
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Quirky Identities

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The evening light, just before the sunset, lent a very dramatic effect to this flower. I burnt out the flower a little, to intensify the drama. Exposure: 1/320sec at f/ 5.6 (ISO 400). Photograph/Ashok Saravanan
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Backlight Magic

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I waited for an hour in front of this Reebok hoarding, to capture the bustling shoppers. Only in this frame did I find someone being conscious of the ad at the backdrop, and trying to get as close as possible to it. Photograph/Sreedeep
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The Branded City

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Sanwariya, a danseuse performs a swirling movement during her performance. Photograph/Shobha Deepak Singh
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Blurred Rhythm

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The use of space and the rule of thirds accentuates the beautifully striking posture of Priya Singh, during her Odissi dance recital. Photograph/Harkiran Singh Bhasin
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A Stage in Frames

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I shot this Common Cobra (naja naja) while a number of experts were handling it during a snake show. Do not attempt this if you do not have proper knowledge of snakes. Photograph/Alok Brahmbhatt
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What Slithers in the Bushes…

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In the evening, a man sat, peacefully, performing yoga. The juxtaposition of his symbolic stance in front of the setting sun was what led me to shoot this photograph. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Exploring a Point of View

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I shoot anything colourful as it can make for a great graphical subject. Photograph/Nick Frank
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Colours of Mira

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Odds and Ends with Richa Chopada

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I spotted this house far from the road and decided to use a telephoto lens to fill the frame. As we passed by it, a grassy knoll overlapped it. The lens makes the knoll appear closer to the house than it really is. Exposure: 1/60sec at f/25 (ISO 200). Photograph/ Suresh Narayanan
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Zooming Across

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The variations in optical glass and in mounting lenses alters the polarisation of light. This produces these dazzling colours. Photograph/Jeff Barton
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Mosaic Lights

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