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Arpan Dutta Chowdhury: Black, White & In Between

Aerial view of a river carving through steep forested valleys under heavy clouds, black-and-white.

  We met over a late lunch on a rainy Sunday afternoon. The 25-year-old Arpan Dutta Chowdhury arrived with a camera strap slung over one shoulder. The rain-streaked window felt like a natural lens, perfect for this conversation. Arpan is originally from Jhargram, and art has always been part of his family. His father worked […]

One moment at a time : Viewing the World with Dr. Mousumi Roychowdhury’s lens

Caption _Solitude, Location _Purbasthali, Purba Bardhaman

One moment at a time : Viewing the World with Dr. Mousumi Roychowdhury’s lens. Work identities often tend to overshadow our dreams, passions and desires. For most people, the role they play in their career starts defining them, leaving little room for alternative hobbies or creative pursuits. There are individuals who manage to create harmony […]

Sammya Brata Mullick: Framing Stories Beyond the Lens

Photographer in Focus, Sammya Brata Mallick, Nikon India, Kolkata street photography, Indian street photography, Indian documentary photography, natural light photography, low-light photography, Nikon Z8, 24mm, 18mm APS-C, Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom Mobile, Snapseed, Soumya Shankar Ghosal, Benaras photography, Old Delhi photography, gear vs vision, observation and patience, storytelling in photography

Sammya Brata Mullick: Framing Stories Beyond the Lens “Photography is not just about clicking pictures; it’s about telling stories through observation.” Sammya Brata Mullick, a brand ambassador for Nikon India, is well-known for his stunning street and documentary photography, for which he has received recognition worldwide. This wasn’t always the case, though. He first became […]

Bitumen to Pixels: A Photographer’s Chemical Romance

Hand-pulled rickshaw in North Kolkata, early morning light

Bitumen to Pixels: A Photographer’s Chemical Romance A literary conversation with Soumya Shankar Ghosal—Canon Maestro and Kolkata photographer—on rickshaws, Benaras, lenses, restraint, and the quiet presence of AI. Curiosity, they say, killed the cat. But in Soumya Shankar Ghosal’s case, it encouraged an artist. He would gaze longingly at the forbidden treasure trove housed in […]

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