Perspectives
Photograph/Neville Bulsara
Interviews

Neville Bulsara

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Annie strongly believes in the emotive value of photographs and their ability to communicate directly with the viewer. Photograph/Annie Griffiths
Great Masters

Annie Griffiths

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This was shot for an interview with this man named Andre Morrisson, for Toronto Life Magazine. In the interview, Andre relates his troubled life-story when he was a teenage delinquent. Photograph/Mark Zibert
Interviews

Mark of Perfection

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Opinions

The Childhood Cinema Show

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This image was shot at the M Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru during a practice session. Ashish spotted a ball lying on the ground, while the coach of the team was walking around. Photograph/Ashish Parmar
Interviews

Bowling Over the Royal Challengers Bangalore

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Interviews

Photographing Unexplored Corners of the Country

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Opinions

Dinesh Khanna: Kissa Kursi Ka—On Hidden Stories Within Visual Motifs

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Does Your Personality Determine How You Shoot?

Supriya Joshi

Discovering how your personality type can effect the way you shoot.

Julia drew heavily from biblical subject matter, and often photographed young children as angels. This image is titled I Wait and is a portrait of her niece Rachel Gurney.
Great Masters

Julia Margaret Cameron

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This is a Keel Back, which is one of the most common freshwater snakes. It strikes rapidly and with great determination, and has a tenacious hold. Photograph/Yuwaraj Gujjar.
Interviews

The Perfect Forked Tongue Photograph

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Chanatip’s architectural background reflects brilliantly in his photographs. Photograph/Chanatip Bhandavee
Interviews

Visit Chanatip Bhandavee’s Land of Symmetry

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In the Reading of Photographs

K Madhavan Pillai

“A strict adherence to process and rules has a danger of making a photographer ‘too focused’.”

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