Posts Tagged ‘cellphone photography’

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Zahra Amiruddin: Bitter Sweet Symphony

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Titika Røtkjær: Interpreter of Dreams

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A Tale of Cities, Intertwined

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OnePlus 6: A Dynamic Successor

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What’s In Your Bag: The Simplest Kit to Have

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Sooni Taraporevala is a Mumbai-based photographer and an internationally renowed filmmaker. While she has shot on both film and digital, she speaks about the camera she usually carries along with her.

He enjoys visiting flea markets and can spend hours observing the oddities and arrangements on display. A lot of his still life photographs have emerged from such visits.
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Victor Necho: A Torrid Street Affair

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Arjun Chhabra: Clarity Through Chaos

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Mitul KajariaHe is a self-taught photographer, and has experimented with multiple genres of photography including documentary, architecture, conceptual and fine art. His favourite book is the Harry Potter series, which he continues to re-read every now and then.He is a self-taught photographer, and has experimented with multiple genres of photography including documentary, architecture, conceptual and fine art. His favourite book is the Harry Potter series, which he continues to re-read every now and then.
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Eloquence in Silence

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Matthew Wylie: Subtle Abstractions

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Sony Xperia XZ: All About the Looks

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Honor 6X: A Solid Performance

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Finding Comfort in the Abandoned

Conchita Fernandes

“My cellphone does not judge who I am. It lets me be who I need to be with myself and gives me the freedom of choosing who I am with others.”

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