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My assignment needed me to capture geometrical shadows, and then darken those shadows further in post-processing.. Photograph/Gianni Galassi
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Shades of Geometry

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Grass Snake (macropisthodon plumbicolor) The adult grass snake is green in colour, while the younger ones have yellow and black lines, just like this one. This snake was rescued from Malad, a Mumbai suburb, when it accidentally entered a house. Photograph/Kedar Bhide
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Snakes in the City

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I shot this image of a Sabretooth above downtown Los Angeles. It took a fair amount of adventuring to get this view, but it was worth it! Exposure: 92sec at f/16 (ISO 100). Photograph/Darren Pearson
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Light Fossils

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Reports suggest that 50 million beedis are produced annually in 117 factories across Bangladesh. Photograph/Sayed Asif Mahmud
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Tobacco Tales

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BRIGHT AND DARK: To make this image, I stood in the middle of the room and clicked all around, in rows, covering all the elements that I wanted to display. Exposure: 1/160sec at f/5.6 (ISO 3200). Photograph/Kushal Goenka
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Pieces to Panographies

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The Decay of a River Culture

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Surender Solanki discusses the changing relationship between the river and the civilisation around it with Aditya Nair. He is struck by the fact that one is being destroyed in order for the other to thrive.

In this particular instance, the mess of shapes and colours was a challenge but a real pleasure to shoot. Photograph/Stephanie De Rouge
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Inside Your Fridge

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Clown Biju enjoys his local liquor in his tent during a Pune show. He drinks almost everyday. I shot this picture through a torn tent one afternoon. Photograph/Arul Horizon
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Off the Rings

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Cell phone diptychs are easy to create, and are a lot of fun too. Photograph/Chase Jarvis
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Cell Phone Artwork

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15-year-old Lobsang Thekchokh left home to make it possible for his father to feed the rest of his family members. Photograph/Kashish Parpiani
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Kashish Parpiani: Sons in Exile

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It is important to have a concept and plan in your head, so that you set up things quickly. Photograph/Gary Chapman
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Starring Myself

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Kesh’s Biker Angels

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