Durga Puja is not only the biggest festival of the Bengalis but also it is the passion and emotion for the people of Bengal. From the making of the idol of Goddess Durga at Kumartuli to the immersion of the idol in the Ganges – it has a story on…
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Faces Of Kumbha: 16 Amazing Portraits By Nilanjan Ray
Kumbh Mela has its own religious importance which is held every 12 years. No doubt it is the largest gathering of faith in which from the whole of the world people participate and take bathe in the sacred or holy river. But have you ever thought that what is the…
A City Road On A Rainy Day: A Photo Series By Shaibal Nandi
Kolkata is one of the major metropolitan cities of India. The city of Calcutta (now Kolkata) was established by Job Charnock in the year 1690 and later it was the capital of India under British rule. Thus, Kolkata is not only a very old and vibrant city but also an…
Umbrellas: Inseparable Companions By Chanda Mathur
This was my first personal project in terms of creating “series” before this I had taken infinite photographs but something about Umbrellas triggered me to create an exclusive series of them. I knew nothing about how vast the field of Photography is or what all are the prospects related to…
A Tale Of A Bamboo Bridge: Photo Series By Dipak Ray
A bridge is inherently symbolic of communication and union. It connects one previously isolated place to another and allows people to come together. But when it is connected with lives then it can be called life-giver. A bridge, made of bamboo, is constructed temporally upon the river of Kongsabati (…
Enigmatic Me: Self-Portrait Series By Dr. Jagannath Saha
Photography, for me, is not only a method of documenting things, it is the medium to express myself. In this never-ending process of discovering myself in this cosmos, the only thing I perceive is my attachment with emotion and enigma, which I have tried to show through this series. This…
Colors of Quarantine: Photo Series By Dipanjan Chakraborty
I have made this series after two months of effort. Many pictures we have seen indoors earlier around the world in pandemic situations, but this is innovative to take pictures with such a combination of colors inside the room. In our daily life, many colors emerge inside the room and…
My Personal Best: Indian Photographer Susmita Bhattacharya
I am Susmita Bhattacharya from Kolkata. My educational qualification is M.A. in French and teaching French is my profession. I am an amateur photographer. I like to travel and love to capture the culture of the region, festival, people, and their livelihood. Once I used to participate in salon photography…
Manikarnika: The Historical Ghat Of Varanasi By Sudipta Das
Manikarnika Ghat is one of the most historical ghats present in all of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh which I had the fortune to visit. People from all over the world travel here in the hopes of giving their deceased loved ones a holy goodbye, one which sends them off to heaven.…
My Personal Best: Indian Photographer Ananway Ganguly
I am Ananway Ganguly, an undergraduate student studying economics honors. I started photography 1.5 years ago and I am still an amateur. I am learning every day and still, I have much more to learn. At first, I used to click with my mobile. That time my shots were only…
My Personal Best: Indian Street Photographer Rohit Das
Hi, I am Rohit. I am a Kolkata-based street photographer and a student of Media Science. I started taking pictures at the end of 2019. I use Nikon D7200 from the beginning for doing street photography and a few months ago I bought Fuji XT3. In the beginning, I didn’t…
My Personal Best: Indian Photographer Sannidh Raychaudhuri
Hey, this is Sannidh, I am an aspiring street photographer based out of Kolkata. I mostly enjoy documenting scenarios around me with an unorthodox approach. Well, my photography journey began when I was still in school and was fighting with several health issues, and with time my passion became my…
In Search Of Light: Street Photography Series By Sankar Sengupta
Capturing shadow is a popular aesthetic in street photography, especially during morning and afternoon hours. The lower the sun, the longer the shadows will be, making it easier to play with them in a frame. From small details to dramatic effects, there is a variety of ways shadow can be…
A Hundred Raindrops: Beautiful Photo Series By Jayeeta Ghosh
On a heavy rainy day during lockdown when it was almost impossible to stay locked at home anymore, I took my car out n started driving in almost zero visibility. As the tiny sparkly raindrops started bouncing on my car windscreen n mirrors, my world turned to a fairyland. Where…
International Yoga Day Celebration At Kolkata By Dipanjan Chakraborty
India is to celebrate International Yoga day on 21st June. This ceremony is celebrated annually every year by the Government of India and The Victoria Memorial Authority. However this year (2021) this program has been suspended due to pandemic covid 19. Every year a lot of people used to come…
Beautiful Shimla In Black And White By Chanda Mathur
I put a lot of effort into planning every single photograph especially for my series in Black and White that I take up as Personal Projects. This is the series of Black and White Photographs which has been shot in my own town, Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, India. Shimla, which…
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