Perspectives
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Staircases—A Subject of Intrigue and Connection

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There is nothing that hasn’t been photographed. As discouraging as it sounds, it has never deterred individuals from seeking photography. What makes …

Photograph/S.Paul
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My Best Shot: S Paul

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"Sometimes words are needed to point out ways of seeing an image."—Ashim Ghosh
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Layers of History in Photographic Frames

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Look Who’s Shooting: Olya Morvan

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People have certain mannerism, trait or habit. Observe it and this will help you to capture uniqueness of that person. Photograph/Gautam Rajadhyaksha
Great Masters

Learn from the Masters: Gautam Rajadhyaksha

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Where Worlds Collide

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In the Reading of Photographs

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How does one train the eye to see? In all my years of looking at photographs, trying to bring to reality the …

Photograph/David de Souza
Great Masters

Great Master’s Exclusive: David de Souza

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Diinesh found these two young cheetahs lazing on a termite mound and grooming each other one afternoon, at the Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. These agile and fast cats usually sit on these mounds to look for food. Photograph/Diinesh Kumble
Interviews

A Dream Comes True in the Wildlife Paradise of Africa

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These handprints were stamped next to the doorway outside a house. It seemed the people in the house had stamped their cultural identity. Photograph/Sanjay Nanda
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Sanjay Nanda’s Graphical Visions

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Photographic Clichés

Martin Parr

Martin Parr lists down some of the most commonly photographed subjects. Read this in case you think your photography is becoming predictable.

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Colours and Chaos in the Great Indian Bazaar

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