Tag : Indian Photography

My Personal Best: Indian Street Photographer Koushik Sinha Roy

Koushik Sinha Roy is a high school teacher by profession and street photographer by passion. He started street photography in 2015. He loves to travel and document the life of people. Being a keen observer he likes those little individual moments where his subjects’ psychological drama can be studied through…

Logan Ashton Ireland – The 10-Year-Old Prodigy And His Incredible Tree Photograph

Like most great things, this too happened completely by chance. I stumbled upon this photograph the other day of an imposing canopy of artificial trees up to 50 meters high, taken in Singapore. The geometry of the photograph was impeccable, the insight of the frame mature. It had to be…

Bhandara Festival Of Pattankodoli: Photo Series By Arun Saha

Rural Maharashtra is widely known to its people as the abode of its various regional gods and the colorful vivid celebration related to them. These celebrations are done annually to different villages by the regional communities or dwellers to pay their reverence to their family deities, which are commonly known…

My Personal Best: Indian Travel Photographer Sourav Ghosh

Hi, This is Sourav Ghosh, a Kolkata based Travel Photographer. My journey with photography started during my college days, with my fathers Yashica analog camera. I used to capture unimportant, yet precious moments with that camera. Later, on joining job, I bought a Digital SLR camera to fulfill my quest…

Interview With Indian Street Photographer Neenad Joseph Arul

Neenad Joseph Arul is a passionate street photographer from Mumbai, India. Neenad is a visual artist who focuses his creativity on exploring the hidden emotions and art on streets through photography. Through his work, he constantly tries to transcend the banality of everyday life. For him, “Taking photographs gives me…

Traveling With The Windows: Photo Series By Sandipa Malakar

“There’s world out there. Open a window, and it’s there” – Robin Williams From my childhood, windows fascinate me a lot. Whenever I was in my room it was the only connection to the outer world. It seems freedom to me; freedom of thinking, freedom of dreaming, freedom of traveling anywhere,…

Conversing With The Posters: Street Photography Series By Niladri Adhikary

Kolkata is the Cultural Capital of India. It has long been known for its literary, artistic and revolutionary heritage. As the former capital of India, Kolkata was the birthplace of modern Indian literary, artistic and scholastic thought. Kolkatans tend to have a special appreciation for art and literature; its tradition…

My Personal Best: Indian Travel Photographer Dilip Kumar

As a kid, I always loved looking at beautiful pictures in newspapers and magazines. I never used to think about how a picture is made or about the photographer behind it. I just loved looking at them. My only interaction with a camera used to be when we went on…

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