Photo Essays
When the Party’s Over
Dhruv Malhotra captures the ephemerality of some of the biggest events of our lives
View Article
Spirit Mountains
Ian Lockwood captures the ethereal beauty of south India’s own cloud forests, the threatened shola
View Article
Of No Fixed Address
Photojournalist Saibal Das travelled with circus people for a year to capture their difficult lives
View Article
Mansions at Dusk
The old homes of coastal Karnataka are reminders of another era, finds Clare Arni. But social changes have endangered their existence
View Article
Beyond Orientalism
French photographer and artist Constant-Georges Gasté captured India with warmth and immediacy, more than a century ago, explains Aude de Tocqueville
View Article
Keepers of the Light
Ramesh Menon describes the strange history and changing present of South Asia's lighthouses
View Article
Mountain Legacy
Dwarika Das Shrestha fell in love with the Himalayas as a young man. His grandson, Kashish Das Shrestha, carries on the family tradition
View Article
Highway Man
Findlay Kember travels the length of the Stilwell Road, complete with visas, a nose for history and a sharp eye
View Article
Perfect Ghosts
The Bohras who built Sidhpur may have moved on, but Sebastian Cortés reads their hopes and dreams in the homes they’ve left behind
View Article
