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Mitul KajariaHe is a self-taught photographer, and has experimented with multiple genres of photography including documentary, architecture, conceptual and fine art. His favourite book is the Harry Potter series, which he continues to re-read every now and then.He is a self-taught photographer, and has experimented with multiple genres of photography including documentary, architecture, conceptual and fine art. His favourite book is the Harry Potter series, which he continues to re-read every now and then.
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Eloquence in Silence

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A World Without Us

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Rato monk holding his rosary. Photograph/ Nicholas Vreeland / Tasveer Arts
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A Monk’s Camera

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His compositions are carefully studied and meticulously framed. Photograph/ Soumitra Pendse
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Soumitra Pendse, On Nature’s Path

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Amit’s photographs are often open to personal interpretation rather than forcing down a single thought in the minds of the viewers. Photograph/Amit Chakravarty
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An Ode to Mumbai

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Kuala Lumpur: A child wearing head band with the word Allah written on it holds a toy rifle, during a protest against Israel’s attack on Gaza, in front of a US embassy. Photograph/Abdul Rahman Roslan
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In Search of Truth, Beyond Borders

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Chandan Khanna: A Life full of Stories

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The Broken Sea

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The golden light from the setting sun and the Wildebeest kicking up dust on the dry lands of Amboseli, Kenya make this one of Harish’s personal favourites. Photograph/ Harish N N
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Harish N N, on Courting the Wild

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Cindy Buske: Sadie’s Reverie

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Matthew Wylie: Subtle Abstractions

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My best shot. Photograph/Suresh K K
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My Best Shot: Suresh K K

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