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The Office
Do our Work Conditions Affect Us? Old Woman Selling Vegetables. Vibrant Red How many of you work at home or go to an office? Unless you live in a cold country, there is a strong possibility you have an air-conditioned office. Sometimes work conditions are easy, and at other times they are difficult. When I came to work in Delhi in 1987, I shared a desk with another gentleman. He was a grand…
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Flat & AWOL
A Bout of Food Poisoning Food Poisoning I have been flat on my back for a week, and everything I planned has gone out of the window. There’s a simple explanation for this: food poisoning. I’ve also been AWOL because I always find myself on the move. Tears help the recovery process. Allow me to earn some sympathy. Shed a tear for me. Last week, we went to McDonald’s because we had almost no…
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Water
Does this boy have water security? Do you? Drinking Water I shot this image many years ago at Crawford Market in Bombay. The market and city names are different now, but my memory is terrible, so I stay with the old names! I remember posting this image on this site and a few other social media platforms. I was close to the end of that day’s shooting and stood near the parking lot. People stood…
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Destitute
The Territorial Instinct. All Of Us Have It Destitution What do you see when you look at this image? I am convinced that, for most people, your eyes will focus on the destitute woman in the picture. Maybe how she sits will tug at your heartstrings and make you reflect on the state of inequality in the world. All this is correct, and whenever I open this image, I don’t know how to respond. In my…
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Mobile Madness?
We Love to Communicate A Mother, Her Child & Her Phone. Plus, two crows. I shot this image during my last months in Bombay. The photograph is old but tells a tale. She sat on the road outside the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bombay, next to the Gateway of India. When I say ‘she,’ I refer to the woman talking on the phone. A friend, I assume, sat next to her. Her son must have felt excluded from the…
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Play
Fun and Laughter Mother & Child Where will the child play? A week back, I wrote a post on the maternal instinct or the bond between a mother and her child. I believe this is the strongest bond that exists between two humans. Childhood must be about play, fun, and laughter. However, sometimes life gets tough, and antagonism creeps into the relationship. Parents are often too busy at work or just…
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Maternal
A Mother & Her Child A mother and her child. Grant Road. Bombay I have been disorganized of late, something many of us experience from time to time. After my one foray onto the streets a few weeks back, I have not been out. I planned to go out this week but strained a ligament on my foot. What is better–a fractured toe or a pulled ligament? Let me know. Therefore, I pulled an old image of a…
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Dilemma
Questions of Ethics and Privacy The Eye Like many genres of photography, street photography should put you on the spot from time to time. It will surprise me if you never have to ask yourself tough questions. Street photography poses unique challenges regarding ethics and privacy, and addressing these issues is vital as you continue your journey as a photographer. I’d like to share a few…
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Long Ago in Agra
Long Ago in Agra
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Never Stop Learning
Last week, I wrote about digital pinhole photography. I did not write about my experiences using film-based cameras, in particular some medium-format vintage cameras. Neither did I focus on some lessons I learned. Remember, I have not been out to make images in two years now, but hope to break the jinx this coming week. Where do I begin? I’d like to divide this post into a few sections and in…
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Digital Pinhole
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Pinhole
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Mirrorless
Know the “Bones of the Camera” to use it well Anatomies in contrast. Image courtesy http://www.photographylife.com A few months back, I bought a Fujifilm XT-4. I bought this because I intended to use this for street and travel photography. Despite all the research I have done over the last months regarding this camera, I omitted to study one crucial aspect. I did not examine the physical…
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Cogs
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Bumbling Along
I Remain Confused! Bumbling Along A month ago, I decided I was going to focus on street photography this year. My rationale was impeccable. Most of you may have forgotten it, so indulge me while I repeat, and modify my rationale. Even while I remain confused about the overall approach, my underlying motivation remains unchanged. So, let me make a list post, something I don’t do often. It…
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KANCHENJUNGA
Kanchenjunga. The Waves of Awe Kanchenjunga I love the mountains, but this was not always the case. After living in England when I was eight years old, I spent a year in Delhi. Then, my father packed me off to Nainital to study. I remember my first sight of the mountains, as they appeared dim in the mist. Foreboding filled me, and I did not want to spend the next nine months of my life in the…
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Toning. Part Two
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