On the final day of our “Portrait of a Nation” project, I found myself at the Indo-Pakistan border, marking the culmination of our 16,000 km cross-country art journey from Kanyakumari to Kargil. As I stood at this powerful symbol of division, the air was heavy with a tense silence, the thrill of adventure, and the weight […]
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For some, it’s a space for refuge from stress and anxiety. For some, it’s a place for artistic exploration. For some, it is perceived as an arena for vulnerability and self-discovery. For many, it’s a hub for connection and community. Others see it as a battleground for social justice; for some For some, it’s a quiet space for prayer and reflection,
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In the end, it is the end of a long and beautiful journey through the most breathtaking mountainous landscape in India. I spent around 7 years of my life here; 7 wonderful and amazing years that gave me happiness and joy in abundance, both personally and professionally, and all the other pleasures that life can offer.
On the way from Udaipur to Kota, I stopped for lunch at a little eatery. The restaurant’s walls were covered with images of several historic temples. I was fascinated and began inquiring about them. The proprietor of that tiny restaurant became extremely enthused and began speaking very loudly about the temple and its power, and
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A lot of people say I can’t do it because I’m blind, or I have red hair, or my feet are too big. Get the right team around you, don’t set boundaries and go for it. Sabriye Tenberken The journey of Portrait of a Nation from Kanyakumari started with a great bang. Thousands of people gathered, media
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Travel is the language of peace Mahatma Gandhi It was 1982, I was 7 years old, and studying maybe 2nd or 3rd class in Seshasayee Paper and Boards, a school in Erode District in Tamil Nadu. I have a vague memory of one rainy day. when our teacher took the entire class to a movie.
Shoot what you want, and don’t care about the rules, and like or dislike your picture Matthias Fiegl I am always fascinated with Soviet and Post-Soviet Photographic equipment. They all have amazing stories and if you read, it’s like reading a Sherlock Holmes detective novels. This is the story of technology: Plagiarism, Piracy, and Profit
My life is my message. — Mahatma Gandhi. My Dear Comrade The engine roared to start with heavy noise, clutch, and gear a little bit hard to shift, break sinks to the floor, headlights are blurry, wiper not working, apart from this everything was ok. I was nervous about the journey, for many reasons one
