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Kitty Hawk, 1903: Wilbur lying flat in a damaged machine after an unsuccessful trial.
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The Wright Brothers

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The moonlit Peak Shivling with the Milky Way seen in the sky was shot with a Mamiya RZ67 fisheye lens, with an exposure time of one hour. Photograph/Ashok Dilwali
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Ashok Dilwali

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Amsterdam, 1986. Photograph/Jagdish Agarwal
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Jagdish Agarwal

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Rajesh Bedi

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Rest to Rust The composition in Victor’s images is classical, but he always finds a unique perspective in every situation. Photograph/Victor George
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Remembering Victor George

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Pranlal used to be very fond of swimming and exploring the life along the banks of the Sabarmati river. Photograph/Pranlal Patel
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Pranlal Patel

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Nick Ut

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Conchita Fernandes interviews the man behind one of the most important and recognisable photographs in the world.

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André Disdéri, the Pioneer of Commercial Photography

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Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan and Jawaharlal Nehru walk to a Congress meeting, while Sardar Patel is pulled alongside in a rickshaw. Roy’s access provided him with ample opportunities for informal photographs. Photograph/Kullwant Roy
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Kulwant Roy, the Archiver of India

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Doris Ulmann

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The Life and Works of Henry Fox Talbot

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Eadweard Muybridge

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