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Amit’s photos in Kashmir are a rejection of the beautiful, with an eerie sense of silence that envelopes. Photograph/Amit Mehra
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The Notes of Silence

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Light plays a strong role in Evgen Bavčar’s images and can be seen as a repeating motif in almost all his work. Photograph/ Evgen Bavčar
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The Virtuoso

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The play of light and shadow attracted Rao to this early morning scene. Photograph/ S Ganapathi Rao
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A Friend of the Tribe

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Since Sam’s work is so personal, he prefers to look at his images only months after he has shot them, “so that I do not make my edit based on the feelings of that particular moment.” Photograph/Sam Harris
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A Slice of Love

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Shot outside a jewellery store in South Mumbai, this photograph was shot at the exact moment when the man passed by. The image emphasises the need for waiting for the right moment to press the shutter.Photograph/Sanjay Hadkar
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Life in a Light Vein

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This image of Jackie Chan was shot in Hong Kong, just after a shoot of the actor’s miniature action figure. “I had a very classic Hollywood look for Jackie in mind… almost like a Marlon Brando portrait!,” Russel elaborates. Photograph/Russel Wong
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Simply Russel

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A Tryst With The Wild

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Heads, 2005: Jan took these plaster heads “for a swim” in Finland, lied down on the muddy shore and placed his camera close to the water. The water surface reflected flash light onto the faces. Photograph/ Jan Pohribný
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The Illusionist

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While the image might appear like a single X-ray of the object, it is in fact multiple X-rays carefully aligned using Photoshop. Photograph/Nick Veasey
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X-ray Vision

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Simply titled ‘The Ballerina’, this image gives us an insight into Teresa’s world of humble, pure beauty. Photograph/Teresa Franco
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Teresa Franco: A Macro Wonderland

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When photographing on stage, a lot of time goes into waiting for the performer to turn so that you can get a view of his or her face. Photograph/ Kalle Björklid
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The Show Goes On

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From ‘Tsampa on my Shoulder’. Shot en route to Kailash, Tibet in 2005. Photograph/ Vidura Jang Bahadur
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In Personal Terms

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