Posts Tagged ‘august 2011’

His compositions are carefully studied and meticulously framed. Photograph/ Soumitra Pendse
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Soumitra Pendse, On Nature’s Path

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Shooting against the light helps highlight water droplets clinging on to the spider web, a common occurrence seen in the monsoon. Photograph/Anupam Pal
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Monsoons in Monochrome

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The uncropped version of Che Guevara's iconic photograph. Photograph/Alberto Korda; Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
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Symbolising a Revolution

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This turn in the autocross race was diffi cult to overcome, and made it the perfect point to capture the action and the drama of the race. Photograph/Chingwang Konyak
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Experiencing and Freezing an Adrenaline Rush

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The First 35mm SLR was made in USSR

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Being displaced from the schools they were originally studying in, a number of children do not study here anymore. Photograph/ Akshay Mahajan
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Bulldozing Dreams

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Imaging/Praveen Nambiar
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What Not to Do on Facebook

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Nikkor AF-S 50mm f/1.8G: Reinventing the Wheel

Nikkor AF-S 50mm f/1.8G
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Nikon COOLPIX P500: The Attention Seeker

Nikon COOLPIX P500
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Canon PowerShot SX230 HS: Canon Finds Its Way!

Canon PowerShot SX230 HS
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“I was shooting around Chittagong when a fire broke out in one of the factories. I tried to capture the firefighters at work, without the bystanders in the frame. It was a challenging shot because of the smoke, heat and debris.” Photograph/Jashim Salam
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