photography

Fujifilm X-E2

Gagandeep Singh Sapra

Fuji’s fastest autofocus camera in a slim body delivers some great images

The Eye of the Beholder

Suhit Kelkar

Dharavi housewives go behind the lens to open up their worlds

An Island in Time

arindam

Two upcoming photo exhibitions capture contrasting moods in Delhi’s Shahpur Jat

‘A Celebration of Failures’

Gunjeet Sra

Photographer Samar Jodha talks about his inspiration, his influences, art as advocacy and displaying work at the Venice Biennale

Fujifilm X100S

Gagandeep Singh Sapra

This isn’t for everyone, but that is partly the appeal of this high-end compact

When Life was Beautiful

Ritesh Uttamchandani

Sooni Taraporevala’s photographs are not just of the Parsi community, they are of a city and way of life that no longer exists

The Inner Circle

Janice Pariat

A startlingly talented group of photographers explores the theme of self and identity through an intensely personal lens

The Empty Frame

Ronny Sen

Shahidul Alam, on why he thinks India’s photography movement hasn’t taken off yet

Old New Delhi

Shruti Ravindran

A new photography show features the capital’s Modernist landmarks and the architects who gave them to us

The legendary Bang Bang Club photographers documented the end of Apartheid and the bloodsoaked birth of democracy in South Africa. One of them was killed by peacekeeping forces. One committed suicide. Greg Marinovich, one of only two still alive, bares what it was like in those brutal days