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This child was playing with his father’s gun in Champaran, Bihar. According to Ritesh, the kid demanded that his portrait be shot, and Ritesh would dare not refuse! Photograph/Ritesh Uttamchandani
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Confessions of a Visual Mind

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By using a flashbulb parked in the far corner of the dance floor, Seshu was able to capture this magical moment. Photograph/ Seshu
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The Storyteller

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The Way of Tea

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In this April 2011 editorial, the Editor talks about extending the elaborate Japanese ritual of the tea ceremony to photography.

This photograph of a boy in a vintage Chevrolet car is one of David’s most famous images and was also used as the cover of his book Cuba. Photograph/ David Alan Harvey
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David Alan Harvey

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Beaver Photography

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The look produced by a fast telephoto lens is rather unique, especially the way it renders the background. Photograph/Max Vadukul
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My Dream Lens: Max Vadukul

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The 50mm lens is so easy to use that you can give all your attention to light and composition. Photograph/Ken Rockwell
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My Dream Lens: Ken Rockwell

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The wide-angle capabilities of the standard zoom helped me include the surrounding area. Photograph/Hari Mahidhar
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My Dream Lens: Hari Mahidhar

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Jawaharlal Nehru, Parliament House, New Delhi, 1962. Photograph/T S Satyan
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T S Satyan

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The depth-of-field I get with a 35mm lens helps me play with strong visual elements in the immediate foreground and background. Photograph/David Alan Harvey
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My Dream Lens: David Alan Harvey

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I have visited over 100 countries, but my favourite place is Kashmir, for the manner in which the play of light creates an ethereal watercolour effect. Photograph/John Isaac
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My Dream Lens: John Isaac

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The image won the Open - People category in the Sony World Photography Awards 2011. Photograph/Raghu Ranjan Sarkar
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A Rare Kind of Joy and Innocence

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