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Mumbai in pictures

code clicks n caffeine has posted a compilation of around 40 pictures on the happenings in mumbai. If you still have the appetite for such pictures…
[Thanks, gfx].

Vivian Dalles

Verve Photo profiles Vivian Dalles.
French photographer Vivian Dalles graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie  in 2002. She traveled to Mali to work for the African Photography festival in Bamako. Back in France she refined her approach to photography while working at the Foundation HCB in Paris where she set up the print archive of [...]

Against plagiarism by the thieves of media

In a call I made personally to protest against the widespread plagiarism by the media, a lot of bloggers have expressed their solidarity with the victims. First up, Kalabaaz wrote a scathing piece about the Thieves of India:
This elixir of journalistic integrity is stuffed with examples galore of petty theft being reported by more and [...]

Chennai photoworkshop

Seshu Badrinath is organising the first chennai photoworkshop featuring three photographers who will talk on different aspects of photography.
Who Should Attend:
20 of you photo-enthusiasts who want to advance your exploration and experiences of the visual world
Where:
Chennai, India. Venue: TBD
When:
October 8, 2008, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please be on time as a professional courtesy to [...]

Ramadan in pictures

Mohib at Indian Muslims posts a collection of twenty interesting pictures which capture the essence of Ramadan this year, across the world: Definitely worth a visit.

Times of India Plagiarizes Again

Times of India seems to be in regular habit plagiarizing. This time it is a photograph by Shrinidhi in their Chennai supplement.
I’d clicked this photo few months back at Marina beach and had uploaded it to my blog. Some users have referred to this image in some forum discussions also and incidently, [...]

A quick photo tour of Great Britain

Mekhala just toured the UK and has posted some spectacular pics on her blog as a series all through September. Go take a look:

Sikhs in America

Rachel Hulin blogs about Fiona Aboud’s book.
I had a lovely lunch today with the always effervescent  Fiona Aboud, who has just put together a book chronicling the lives of Sikhs in America, after two years of shooting. The book is up for the “peoples’ choice” vote in the Blurb “Photography Book Now” contest; go take a look, [...]

Every photograph comes with a story

[ This is Essay No. 32 in our Spotlight Series. Click here for the archives.]
Every photograph comes with a story
By Neha Viswanathan
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It’s a ritual with my mother. When I was younger, I used to cringe when she brought out old family albums. As an adolescent, I found nothing precious in those photographs. To me, many [...]


Hearing the voices

Did you know that 87% of all links that Blogbharti linked to in it's first year were new? Did you know that in the 2,376 posts we did, we provided you with 3,087 links individual links excluding self-links and links to technorati and del.icio.us? Read more here.

 

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