City colours
Date: 19.10.2013 When you are happy from within, you get not to ignore the littlest things that bring to you - a smile .. one such are Colours, the city has to offer ! Date: 24.10.2011
Culture
|| Nakhoda Masjid ||
Nakhoda Masjid, Kolkata. October 13, 2013. My first photo walk (2010) with Kolkata Weekend Shoots, my first proper exposure to photography was here at Nakhoda Masjid. The place is calm and serene. [Read more...]
Sindur Khela
The tenth and the last day of Durga Puja - Dashami. Photograph courtesy : Anirban Saha Photography Contact : +91 9903055542 email : mailme@www.anirbansaha.com "Like" Anirban Saha Photography [Read more...]
Bidding Adieu
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Nabami Aarati at Sobhabazar Rajbari
These photographs were taken in Sobhabazar Rajbari, 13.10.2013. It was a privilege to be let inside by a family member. She was kind and graceful. It was very nice interacting with her. With me I had [Read more...]
Durga Puja 2013 – The way it is.
Decking the Goddess with her ornaments. Shot at Samya Karpha's home. ..and gifting to her the weapons. Arati on Sashti. Shot at Nivedita's home. Their Puja is near 150 years old. Below [Read more...]
Kolkata – the two celebrations.
..I am back with a personal post again. Yesterday Arya (Chakraborty) came to my place after his tuitions, camera with him and his new prime lens. Now that he is an incredible kid, I did not want to be [Read more...]
Kumartuli 2013
..and the cliche, 3 hours 3 weeks Kumartuli. Showcasing few of the shots. If you are a publishing house watching this and want to use this or pass any assignment to me, connect to me at +91 99030 [Read more...]
Taking Tagore forward
The first question - why am I writing this? One of you readers might just question my eligibility to comment on how to take Tagore forward, even without reading the full of the article. And perhaps, [Read more...]
The fading “Bengali” childhood.
Ankur was so fascinated by the little wooden structures that were sold by the street side. He wished for one, his father obliged the day before the Rath. A mere 150 rupees hardly made a difference [Read more...]