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Through his series called Kusho, Shinichi has bridged the gap between calligraphy in the air and calligraphy on paper. Photograph/ Shinichi Maruyama
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Ebb and Flow with Shinichi Maruyama

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Rato monk holding his rosary. Photograph/ Nicholas Vreeland / Tasveer Arts
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A Monk’s Camera

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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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Amit’s photographs are often open to personal interpretation rather than forcing down a single thought in the minds of the viewers. Photograph/Amit Chakravarty
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An Ode to Mumbai

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Kuala Lumpur: A child wearing head band with the word Allah written on it holds a toy rifle, during a protest against Israel’s attack on Gaza, in front of a US embassy. Photograph/Abdul Rahman Roslan
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In Search of Truth, Beyond Borders

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Natasha misses the serene aesthetic of the city which she has attempted to recreate through this series. Photograph/Natasha Hemrajani
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Hello, Goodbye

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Titled He Who Sees Your Darkness, Captures Your Soul, this image was created using Snapseed and ArtRage. Photograph/Aylin Argun
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Aylin Argun: Imagination Meets Magic

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David Fokos: Landscapes Through Time

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Htet T San: To Dream of Liberty

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Rapidly disappearing villages and traditions are recurring themes in Tamas’ work. Photograph/Tamas Dezso
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Lost in Translation with Tamas Dezso

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A lot of Monica’s pictures come across as disconcerting because elements seem to merge and appear from where we least expect them to. Photograph/Monica Tiwari
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Monica Tiwari: Intermingled Narratives

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Thomas Sauvin: A Passage in Time

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