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Aquin Mathews bejewels the Pearl City with India’s longest running international photography festival and ‘Hyderabad on Wheels’

Aquin Mathews bejewels the Pearl City with India’s longest running international photography festival and ‘Hyderabad on Wheels’

by Amrita Priya | Jan 17, 2023

(January 17, 2023) In the last month of 2022, Aquin Mathews was thrilled to see his idea turn into reality when ‘Hyderabad on Wheels’ – India’s first photo exhibition on wheels was flagged off. By collaborating on this unique idea, Telangana State Road Transport...
‘Comet’ the hour, cometh the winner – Tanmay Sapkal

‘Comet’ the hour, cometh the winner – Tanmay Sapkal

by Amrita Priya | Mar 21, 2022

(March 21, 2022)  Mount Tamalpais is a popular haunt for photographers on the US West Coast, especially those who, like Tanmay Sapkal, live in the San Francisco Bay Area. The 29-year-old landscape photographer, who works as a techie at Apple by day, spends evenings...
Seeing the world in ‘BLCK’ & white through Santanu’s metier

Seeing the world in ‘BLCK’ & white through Santanu’s metier

by Vikram Sharma | Feb 18, 2022

(February 18, 2022) Santanu Hazarika got into engineering thinking it was the same as studying science. He was wrong. Failing in almost all subjects, except engineering drawing, the youngster tried to drop out early on but no one understood him. As an escape, he took...
Like father, like son: Ace photographer Nitin Rai’s journey was a roller-coaster ride

Like father, like son: Ace photographer Nitin Rai’s journey was a roller-coaster ride

by Vikram Sharma | Nov 7, 2021

(November 7, 2021) On December 6, 1992, when Indian photographer Nitin Rai found himself surrounded by a sea of ‘Kar sevaks’ in Ayodhya, he had no inkling of what was coming. Hundreds of security personnel were posted all across the temple town, all roads...
Photographer Omer Khan, who loves to shoot life, on his lucky escape from Afghanistan 

Photographer Omer Khan, who loves to shoot life, on his lucky escape from Afghanistan 

by Vikram Sharma | Sep 13, 2021

(September 13, 2021) On August 24, when the Boeing C-17 Globemaster III took off from the Hamid Karzai International airport in Kabul and vanished in the sky after heading west, photographer Omer Farooq Faizi – one of the passengers on board the US aircraft – heaved a...
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