The Branded City
Sreedeep captures people against the landscape of the brands that have begun to contribute significantly to the identity of an Indian city.
A Jigsaw in Pictures
Prerana Manker creates a series of patchwork collages, each made from a number of different photographs.
Dark, Sharp, Gritty!
Kelly Castro photographs intriguing and creative people from different walks of life, to portray how individuals can be similar, and yet so different.
The Disappearing Wild
Salvatore Arone makes pictures at zoos to create a series of stark, close-up portraits to give a human-like quality to endangered animals.
Backlight Magic
Ashok Saravanan wakes up early in the morning, to set out and look for the perfect light and its magic on Mother Earth.
Inside Your Fridge
Stephanie De Rouge shoots the contents of urban people’s refrigerators, in an effort to explore how they live and eat.
Starring Myself
Gary Chapman showcases his set of quirky, humourous self portraits and shares their story along the way.
What Slithers in the Bushes…
Most of us fear snakes. But for some others, they make beautiful subjects for photography. Keeping in mind the dangers, Alok Brahmbhatt sets out to photograph these stealthy creatures.
‘Beauty’ in My Backyard
Rajshekhar Rao uses his free time to explore the surroundings of his home and seek some macro subjects.
Hands as Portraiture
Hands have always fascinated Raj Lalwani. In the search for a different perspective, he explores portraits through hands.
Blur in the Urbanscape
Hustle and bustle, chaos and cacophony. A sea of stories enclosed within ugly mazes of concrete structures. The metropolis is a fascinating subject – a muse whose portraits Raj Lalwani sets out to shoot, through blurs.





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