Photo Essays
The Mahatma’s Shadow
Kanu Gandhi shot some of the most iconic images that exist of his famous relative. A recent book by the Nazar Foundation aims to give the photographer his posthumous due
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When the Party’s Over
Dhruv Malhotra captures the ephemerality of some of the biggest events of our lives
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Spirit Mountains
Ian Lockwood captures the ethereal beauty of south India’s own cloud forests, the threatened shola
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Of No Fixed Address
Photojournalist Saibal Das travelled with circus people for a year to capture their difficult lives
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Mansions at Dusk
The old homes of coastal Karnataka are reminders of another era, finds Clare Arni. But social changes have endangered their existence
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Beyond Orientalism
French photographer and artist Constant-Georges Gasté captured India with warmth and immediacy, more than a century ago, explains Aude de Tocqueville
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Keepers of the Light
Ramesh Menon describes the strange history and changing present of South Asia's lighthouses
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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
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