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Photograph/Kulwant Singh, Aditya Arya Archive. Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel sit in front of the Gulami motif. 1940, shot with a Grafflex system and flash.
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Aditya Arya: No Photograph is an Island

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Instead of only using complex lighting setups, he prefers to let the concept dictate his style. Photograph/Suni Raju
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Where Worlds Collide, with Sunil Raju

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Through his series called Kusho, Shinichi has bridged the gap between calligraphy in the air and calligraphy on paper. Photograph/ Shinichi Maruyama
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Ebb and Flow with Shinichi Maruyama

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At What Stage Does Art Become Pornography?

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David de Souza on the line between art and pornography.

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Top 5 Videos Directed by Herb Ritts

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Imaging: Santosh D Kamble
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Your Book, Your Way

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Duchenne de Boulogne, the Pioneer of Medical Photography

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Photograph/Atul Kamble, MiD DAY
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Why Photojournalism is More Important than Ever

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TIGER, Bandhavgarh forest: Spread over a small area, the Bandhavgarh forest is known for high density of tigers. Photograph/Rajesh Pardeshi.
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Rajesh Pardeshi, In Nature’s Spirit

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Compact cameras usually show best results when you underexpose by half a stop, as this enhances midtone colours like red and blue. Camera: Samsung ST50 Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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I Have A Compact Camera… Help!

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The Photos That Were Never Taken

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Gabriel Fuchs talks about the reasons photographers will always have for having missed the perfect photograph.

“The complexity in photography disappears once one is in harmony with their camera. After this, you can simply concentrate on expressing your freedom,” says Pierre. Photograph/Pierre Poulain
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Pierre Poulain: A Philosophical Journey

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