Étienne-Jules Marey

Conchita Fernandes looks back at the remarkable life of Étienne-Jules Marey, the relatively less known pioneer of the study of movement.

Interstellar

A trip to India’s highest astronomical observatory by OVERDRIVE (India’s largest auto magazine) and Mercedes-Benz

An Island Of Hope

Sakshi Parikh takes a look at the sharp street photography by José Luis Barcia Fernández filled with vivid geometry and strong juxtapositions.

William Eggleston

No one, perhaps, has ever been as defiant about colour, as William Eggleston. No one, also, has been as criticised. Raj Lalwani writes.

An Eye For A Phone?

With the hype around the iPhone 7 Plus at skyscraper levels, Natasha Desai investigates whether it is truly groundbreaking.

Prabuddha Dasgupta

Prabuddha Dasgupta’s Edge of Faith is a remarkably ruminative document of a lived experience. Raj Lalwani muses on the journey of the visual poet of melancholy.

The African Portraits

Mahesh Shantaram chronicles everyday racism in India through a series of poignant portraits of African students who live here. Raj Lalwani discusses the visual and social nuances that lie within.

Let There Be Light!

The Canon EF-M 28mm Macro IS STM is the fi rst macro lens meant for Canon’s mirrorless segment. Vedika Singhania puts it to test.

Home Of The Unknown

Åsa Sjöström creates awareness and intimacy, with a blend of documentary and fine art photography, and personal intent. Sainethra Hariharan discovers a sense of both affinity and hope within the quiet telling of Sjöström’s stories.

Walking the Line

Senthil Kumaran speaks to Natasha Desai from the front lines of the prolonged struggle for territory between humans and tigers.

Restoring Normalcy

The Fujifi lm XF 35mm f/2 R WR is the second lens for Fuji’s X series of cameras that offers a focal length of 35mm, but is a stop slower. Shridhar Kunte put it through its paces.

Keen & Versatile

With the Fujinon XF 50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR, Fujifi lm brings a quintessential workhorse to the X-series lineup. K Madhavan Pillai puts it to the test.

A Master Of Portraits

Sakshi Parikh tests the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 DG HSM Art to see whether it is able to maintain the superb standards of the Sigma Art lineup. Here’s what she found out.

Fujifilm X-T2 - X Marks The Spot

K Madhavan Pillai tests the much-awaited Fujifi lm X-T2 to find out if it manages to recaptures the magic of its predecessor.

A Beginner's Guide

Tanvi Dhulia puts Canon’s latest iteration, the EOS 200D to the test. How does the compact DSLR fare?

A Classic Addition

The FE 100–400mm f/4.5-5.6 is the fi rst lens in Sony’s armoury to reach beyond the 300mm mark, and that is made for E-mount full frame cameras. Shridhar Kunte shares his experience.

Meet the Strangers

Shizuka Yokomizo attempts to capture the personal worlds of those unknown to her, through a series of planned chance encounters.

The Songs of Silence...

This Independence Day, BP, along with its sister magazine, Overdrive began a remarkable journey in Audi Q3, Q5 and Q7 SUV cars to the Siachen Base Camp, and raised the national flag with our troops posted there.

Silent Requiems

Ismail Ferdous talks to Conchita Fernandes about the dangers involved in forgetting and moving on,without any respite for those facing grievous loss.

"Photography Is A Visual Methodology, Which Allows Me To Understand And Learn About The World That Surrounds Me."

I have always initiated each project based on my understanding of the historical and political contexts of what I’m photographing.

Nimble All-rounder

The Sony FE 24-105mm f/4 G OSS comes as a very welcome addition to the lineup for many photographers. K Madhavan Pillai puts it to the test.

The First Ever Spacewalker

Bruce McCandless was on the receiving end of the transmission at NASA’s mission control, when Neil Armstrong uttered the following... “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.”

Oppo F5: An Oppo for Pretty People

On the face of it, the Oppo F5 offers quite a bang for the buck. K Madhavan Pillai reports.

Wide Choice Narrowed

The Canon EF-M 11–22mm is the fi rst wide-angle lens from the company’s mirrorless camera segment. Shridhar Kunte puts it to the test.

4010mah Of Redemption...

The Gionee A1 is yet another device targetted at a selfie-loving audience. Natasha Desai puts in on her test bench.

Early Tornado Chasers

This dramatic picture is the second known image captured of a tornado.

A Classic Redefined

K Madhavan Pillai tests the Canon 85mm f/1.4L IS USM to discover how this classic short telephoto portrait lens is different from the rest.

All Powered Up And A Ways To Go

field-tests the Gionee M7 Power, a new entrant in a rather competitive, mid-level segment.

Lacking Vision

For its price tag, the InFocus Vision 3’s specs appear promising. But how does it perform? Conchita Fernandes finds out.

The TV Sitters

Natasha Desai discusses Olivier Culmann’s thoughtful gaze over the banality yet relatability of the act of watching television.