Posts Tagged ‘Profile’

The Clownfish lives comfortably within the stinging tentacles of the Red Anemone and also gets food scraps from it. This was photographed in Bangaram Island, Lakshadweep, at a depth of 16 metres. Photograph/Sumer Verma
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Ocean Rendezvous

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He enjoys breaking the ‘rules’, and often experiments with wideangle portrait shots like this one. Photograph/Poras Chaudhary
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Photographer by Chance

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Climbing ‘Big Daddy, Sossusvlei, Namibia: This is known as the highest sand dune in the world. Steve waited for the climbers to reach the right point to balance the sweep of the dune and give it a sense of scale. Photograph/Steve Davey
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The Restless Wanderer

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Diverging clouds, Hugli, West Bengal. Photograph/Soumitra Datta
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Soumitra Datta On His Love for Nature

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This was shot for an interview with this man named Andre Morrisson, for Toronto Life Magazine. In the interview, Andre relates his troubled life-story when he was a teenage delinquent. Photograph/Mark Zibert
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Mark of Perfection

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Chanatip’s architectural background reflects brilliantly in his photographs. Photograph/Chanatip Bhandavee
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Visit Chanatip Bhandavee’s Land of Symmetry

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By creating frames around her subjects, Kerstin has her own personalised exhibition! Photograph/Kerstin Hiestermann
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Kerstin Hiestermann: Of Monsters and Magic

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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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