Posts Tagged ‘Supriya Joshi’

These handprints were stamped next to the doorway outside a house. It seemed the people in the house had stamped their cultural identity. Photograph/Sanjay Nanda
Interviews

Sanjay Nanda’s Graphical Visions

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Even though his subjects belong to different cultures and countries, Martí captures emotions that go beyond boundaries. Photograph/Martí Casas
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Martí Casas: The Traveller’s Eye

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Klaudia Cechini: In Search of the Self

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How Selfie-sh Are You?

Supriya Joshi

My reflection on the ‘art’ of selfie making.

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Anand Shinde: The Man who Speaks in Rumbles

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Features

12 Creative Projects You Can Undertake This Year

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An End is Just Another Beginning

Supriya Joshi

As I bid farewell

Ziggy Stardust and the Beauty of Reinvention

Supriya Joshi

“I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring”

If Hine could not confirm the age of his subjects, he would count the buttons on their jackets for an estimate. Photograph/Lewis Hine
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Remembering Lewis Hine

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Instead of only using complex lighting setups, he prefers to let the concept dictate his style. Photograph/Suni Raju
Interviews

Where Worlds Collide, with Sunil Raju

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Self-Portrait as a Drowned Man, considered one of Bayard’s most important  works.
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Hippolyte Bayard, the Inventor Who Arrived too Late

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Great Masters

Timothy H O’Sullivan

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