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My Best Shot. Photograph/Kedar Bhat
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My Best Shot: Kedar Bhat

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This was Homai’s favourite window. She would sit by it for hours, observing the world outside. Photograph/Ishaan Dixit
Great Masters

Remembering Homai

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This image is shot with a Hasselblad camera and a 100 ISO film. The light source was a simple torch and a candle. Photograph/ Deepak John Matthew
Interviews

A Versatile Artist

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Madhavan Pillai
Opinions

Honesty and Improbable Possibilities

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Manjari depicts Goddess Laxmi from the Darshan series. Photograph/Manjari Sharma
Opinions

Of Sense and Spirituality

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Photograph/Dario Mitidieri
Interviews

My Best Shot: Dario Mitidieri

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Tigress under the banyan, Kanha, May 1968. Photograph/ Madhaviah Krishnan
Great Masters

Madhaviah Krishnan

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Phirun finally hears the cry of his daughter, caused by the loud stomping of machines, turning clay into bricks. Photograph by/Mohammed Massoud Morsi
Interviews

The Simple Life

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Photograph/Prashant Godbole
Opinions

To See, To Feel, To Observe: To Get a Fresh Pair of Eyes

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The Art of Viewing a Picture

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K Madhavan Pillai questions how we view a picture and how to judge the merits or demerits of a photograph. Find out how to rise beyond the simplistic viewpoints of just good and bad.

Photograph/S.Paul
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My Best Shot: S Paul

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Yousuf Karsh

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Journalist George Perry once wrote in the British paper The Sunday Times, “…when the famous start thinking of immortality, they call for Karsh of Ottawa.” Samira Sukhija traces the journey of legendary portraitist, Yousuf Karsh, in his search for greatness.

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