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Captured at 8:30 PM on May 2, 2010, at the India Gate war memorial, this image represents a synchronized global effort to document a single, fleeting moment in time. The photographer utilized a long exposure of 26 seconds to transform the bustling atmosphere of New Delhi into a serene, ethereal scene. By choosing a narrow aperture of f/25, the photographer ensured deep depth of field, allowing the architectural grandeur of the memorial to stand in sharp contrast against the blurred motion of the city. This photograph is award-worthy for its technical precision and its ability to turn a high-alert urban environment into a poetic, timeless reflection of human existence.
Based in New Delhi, India, Zabeeh Afaque is a dedicated photographer and media activist who began his creative journey in 2007. Working professionally within the newspaper industry, he has developed a modern, photo-journalistic style that seamlessly blends contemporary perspectives with a timeless, classical edge. His work is defined by a passionate exploration of light and shadow, reflecting his commitment to documenting the world through a thoughtful and distinctive lens.
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Nice amalgam of lights and haloes…gud1…kudos :)
My all time fav :D
Brilliant.