Ishan Siddiqui'S Photography
About Ishan Siddiqui'S Photography
"What i capture is not what we haven't seen before but the beauty of every sight that we tend to miss"
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Cassio 2017
Dying art of woodcraft II Nagina,2016
Dying art of woodcraft. Nagina,2016
Gujjar or Van-gujjar is a pastoral agricultural ethnic group with populations in India and Pakistan and a small number in northeastern Afghanistan.
I was lucky enough to visit one of their settlements in the forests of Pokhra. Special thanks to Mr Raza Ali, Mr. Ubaid Usman and Mr.Qasim for all the kind help.
These photographs will narrate my beautiful journey to the land of milk.
From Van-Gujjar photo-documentary. Check album for more
Van-Gujjar children Photo-documentary.
Gujjar or Van-gujjar is a pastoral agricultural ethnic group with populations in India and Pakistan and a small number in northeastern Afghanistan.
I was lucky enough to visit one of their settlements in the forests of Pokhra. Special thanks to Mr Raza Ali, Mr. Ubaid Usman and Mr.Qasim for all the kind help.
These photographs will narrate my beautiful journey to the land of milk.
Visual reality is beautiful, but how it reached from the real world to paper and other mediums fascinates me even more. 1839 marked the invention of first commercial photography technique open to public – Daguerreotype, invented by Louis-Jaques-Mandé Daguerre. The world was enthralled by this new invention which could turn reality into objects, which could be preserved and exchanged. Even though Daguerreotype could imitate reality, it would still miss colour, something which ...
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Lucknow 2015
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A single father with his two little daughters, playing at the city centre. Isn't it just beautiful ? Didn't understand thier lyrics but really really enjoyed their music. I'll upload a short clip of their music I recorded soon.
And as I was framing this shot, this little kid rushed to have the exquisite view of the Eiffel. Unlike every other adult who was waiting for me to finish first, this innocent little kid couldn't be bothered. His expressions were evidence enough that this was his first encounter with the grandeur of the Eiffel. Not only it moved me but added a different dimension of innocence and awe to my picture. Just after this shot, his father rushed to pull him back in embarrassment, I failed to tell him what a beautiful thing this kid had given me by ruining my frame. I decided to call this photograph ' First Sight'
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The most awaited shot. Can't express how overwhelmed I was at that moment. Stood there for hours just staring at that sparkling city and the one in the middle, they call it the lantern of love; Tour Eiffel.
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Photographer's nightmare! Forgot my memory card while visiting the Eiffel but anyway, mobile phone saved the day! So i'll upload some of my mobile captures.