Processes that would normally appear subtle to the human eye, such as the motion of the sun and stars in the sky, become very pronounced. Time-lapse is the extreme version of the cinematography technique of undercranking, and can be confused with stop motion animation. read more
Gill’s work includes a decade-long study of people living in rural communities in Rajasthan, including Jogi nomads, Muslim migrants and Bishnoi peasants and a series of photographs that Gill took while living with an elderly midwife in a remote village in Motasar, Barmer (Gill ended up helping the woman deliver her own granddaughter.) read more
In 2008 we assembled a team of film making enthusiasts inspired by the films produced by Sikhs worldwide the previous year. Our first movie was The Warrior - it combined martial arts and comedy with an underlying message about the 5 mental thieves. read more
Your feet are your most powerful tool in prayer. They carry your intention; they receive the Earth. How you walk defines you and your relationship with the world. read more
In India, he brings his style of contemporary portraiture to photographing the Sikh Regiment in Jharkhand. It took him a year and a half to get through the army's red tape but it appears to be worth the effort. read more
Practical photographic seminars at Art in Action, the premier arts and craftsmanship showcase in the UK. The event takes place near Oxford and runs from the 15th – 18th July. It’s a truly wonderful experience to attend and I hope that I’ll see many of you there. read more
Blessings come in many shapes and forms. Jagatjoti Singh is a man who has become very aware of this and has developed a way to share his insight with a new book and Web site in which children with Down's syndrome are celebrated through amazing photography. read more
Last year Bhai Atma Singh jee and Bhai Resham Singh jee, two UK-born Gursikh brothers from Slough (England) set up a photography and film-making business called Atma Images read more