Interviews
Interviews

Saul Leiter

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Manchu Bride, Peking, Penchilie Province, China/Photograph/courtesy LSE Digital Library & Wellcome Library
Great Masters

John Thomson

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At a camp of homeless Somalian families who lost everything during war, a girl goes to get her food from the WFP (World Food Program). Photograph/Mahdieh Mirhabibi
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Mahdieh Mirhabibi: A Blossom of Hope

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Interviews

Young Voices in Fashion & Portraiture: R Burman

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Pierre Belhassen: A Slice of Time

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A lot of Monica’s pictures come across as disconcerting because elements seem to merge and appear from where we least expect them to. Photograph/Monica Tiwari
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Monica Tiwari: Intermingled Narratives

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Photograph/Ashish Shah
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Young Voices in Fashion & Portraiture: Ashish Shah

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He enjoys visiting flea markets and can spend hours observing the oddities and arrangements on display. A lot of his still life photographs have emerged from such visits.
Interviews

Victor Necho: A Torrid Street Affair

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Parth Gupta
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Parth Gupta: Terra Firma

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Pratik Pradhan: All Things Bright and Beautiful All Creatures Great and Small…

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Arjun Chhabra: Clarity Through Chaos

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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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