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When photographing on stage, a lot of time goes into waiting for the performer to turn so that you can get a view of his or her face. Photograph/ Kalle Björklid
Interviews

The Show Goes On

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Photographer Unknown, from Fabien Charuau’s Send Some Candids
Opinions

Send Some Candids: The Gaze of the Voyeur

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This was shot in Lokhandwala, Mumbai. What caught Gaurav’s eye was that the way the people had their hands behind their heads looked similar to the shape formed by the patch of water. Photograph/Gaurav Sawn
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A Young Winner with a Keen Eye for Vibrant Street Life

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Great photography happens when you let your heart take over your mind. Photograph/Atul Loke
Opinions

Atul Loke: The Importance of the Edit

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Photograph/Israr Qureshi
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Israr Qureshi

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Ansel Adams

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Think of nature photography and you’ll think of Ansel Adams. Ashish Saraf brings you the life and work of the greatest master of landscape photography.

Entitled ‘Gateway of India - Durbeenwallahs’, this is Chirodeep’s favourite image amongst those he has shot so far. It is also on the opening page of his website. Photograph/ Chirodeep Chaudhuri
Interviews

Chirodeep Chaudhuri: The Non-Conformist

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Santosh Sivan
Opinions

It’s About Where You Come From, and Where You Go

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This photograph is an abstract of a glass vase, which won the Silver Award in the Abstract/Illustrative category in the recently announced International Aperture Awards. Photograph/Sarika Dandona
Interviews

Shooting Award-Winning Images at Home!

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Opinions

The Power of Intent

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K Madhavan Pillai asks the question ‘why’ and tells you how you can develop intent within the frame.

Sooni Taraporevala
Interviews

Sooni Taraporevala

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Great Masters

Art Wolfe

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