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photography

Still Moving Histories

Venkata Vemuri

An exhibition in London looks at 150 years of photography in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

The King and Eye

For an exhibition on Bhutan, the current king himself, an avid photographer, gives us an insider’s view of his kingdom and its people.

Famous People, Infamous Shots

India has the honour of being the subject of Lord Snowdon’s latest exhibition. But go back in time if you want to see his finest work yet.

Still Moving Image

Investment banker-turned-photographer Siddhartha Tawadey sees life through a Buddhist lens, where all is movement, all is transience

The World in his Sights

From the North Pole to Africa, Sumantra Banerjee, camera hanging from his shoulders, goes in search of the remote and rugged.

Eyes Don’t Lie

By an uncanny coincidence, both Prabuddha Dasgupta and his former protégé Bharat Sikka focused their cameras on Goa for their latest photo exhibitions. But while Dasgupta discovers a community teetering in cultural limbo, Sikka finds a very rooted place.

Hitchcockian Guide to Everyday Life

American photographer Gregory Crewdson unearths the psychological unease beneath mundane existence.

‘Indians are Seduced by Themselves’

So photographer Prashant Panjiar shows them as they really are

Through the Yellow Frame

The National Geographic Society will display 150 priceless vintage prints from its treasure trove of an archive this September. We bring you a preview

Beyond Sight

Photographs taken by the blind

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