Posts Tagged ‘march 2009’

The Red Channel: I was intrigued by the brilliant red between the white longitudinal lines (which is in a hemispherical structure, mapping the inside of the heavens on earth). They seem to give a feeling of blood flowing in a pure, clean body. Photograph/Sanjay Nanda
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Yantra Mantra and its Spatial Art

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The birthday cake gives a number of opportunities to shoot interesting photographs. This photograph effectively depicts the birthday kid’s curious expressions. Photograph/Gio Zizzo
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Make Your Birthday Pictures Stand Out

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If your pet has a favourite place, toy or corner at home, make sure it plays a big part in your photographs. Experiment with vantage points too, to help show off your pet’s character better. Photograph/Giane Portal
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Photography for Pet Lovers

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Take advantage of your child’s daily activities, like the feeding time, to shoot messy yet adorable pictures. Experiment with vantage points to enhance the mood of the picture. Photograph/Brian Cooper
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Framing Your Little Angels

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In Kotuwa, daaee Gori Honga examines Goroti Gagrai’s tummy to ensure everything is alright as it should be. The daee gives the mother-to-be a lot of support, visiting her often during pregnancy and after too. Photograph/Sudharak Olwe
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On the Threshold of Change

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Mandi (Market) This photograph of a man deep in thought was captured in a crowded street in Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi. It won a National award from the Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi. Photograph/André J Fanthome
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A Rear-view Mirror Reflection Reveals an Untold Story

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Rati wearing a saree, Old Delhi, c.1954. Photograph/Richard Bartholomew
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