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Raghu Rai's India
I Believe That The Photographer S Job Is To Cut A Frame-Sized Slice Out Of The World Around Him So Cleanly That If He Were To Put It Back Again, Life And The World Would Continue To Move Without A Stumble. This Lavish Production Of The Finest Colour Photographs Taken By India S Most Distinguished Photographer, Raghu Rai, Proves Once Again That His Is A Mark At Which All Lensmen Will Shoot In Vain. It Is A Silent Demonstration, But An Eloquent One, Of What Photography And India Is All About. It Is My Personal Opinion That He Has An Individual Way Of Seeing Things And Reproducing Them As Images On Bromide Paper Which Is Unsurpassed By Any Photo-Journalist In The Whole Wide World Norman Hall, The Times, London
Dreams of India
This mosaic of scenes captures and conveys the very essence and magic of a fascinating country. Over 120 photographs explore its awe-inspiring landscape, rich cultural heritage, wondrous monuments, architecture and its diversely interesting people.
Picturing Time
"50 years of exceptional images and the stories behind them"--Cover.
Mumbai, where Dreams Don't Die
Mumbai has been extensively photographed over the past century. Like New York, it is a city full of men and women with aspirations of making it big in life. Mumbai is also known as a dream factory because of the overwhelming presence of its film industry, one of biggest in the world. This book collects nearly three decades of work from Raghu Rai, one of Indias foremost photojournalists. The pictures encompass life in all its manifestations from the high-rise skyscrapers to the gushing waves of the Arabian sea. It shows movement and activity that almost never ceases fairs and festivities, political demonstrations, films in the making, and the advertising and modelling scene.
Raghu Rai's Delhi
Raghu Rai is Indias most famous and most lauded photographer. Here, he lends his creative genius to capturing the changing face of Delhi, the place of his birth and Indias capital city, over the last forty years.William Dalrymple says in his introduction to the book that [this is] the work of a sympathetic insider and has a tender and knowing intimacy that no outsider like myself can come close to. That quality is displayed to stunning effect in this spectacular, large format book, which will be prized by anyone with an interest in modern India or photography.
Raghu Rai's India
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India's Great Masters
Raghu Rai, India`s best known photographer, first shot a series of memorable photo essays on the masters of Indian classical music for India Today magazine in the mid- 980s. Since then, he has ever stopped shooting them in concerts, in their homes, with their gurus, and in special locations. Rai profiles only thirteen masters the greatest of the great nayak musicians who went much beyond their gharanas and broke new ground with their approach to music. They include Ravi Shankar, Ali Akbar Khan, M.S. Subbulakshmi, Mallikarjun Mansur, Kumar Gandharva, S. Balchander, Alla Rakha, Zakir Hussain, Vilayat Khan, Bismillah Khan, Kishori Amonkar, Hari Prasad Chaurasia and Bhimsen Joshi. Eight of these...
The Tale of Two
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His Holiness
In His Holiness, award-winning photographer Raghu Rai has captured the Dalai Lama’s journey in India since exile from Tibet in 1959. Rai presents an intimate photographic portrayal of the life of one of the most popular twentieth-century spiritual leaders. Since the fourteenth Dalai Lama’s forced exile from Tibet in 1959, Raghu Rai, one of the world’s most famous photographers, has documented his life in India. Now leading Tibetan Buddhists from afar, His Holiness is respected around the world as a pillar of peace and moral strength while he remains separated from his country. Enhanced by historical commentary and archival photos of the Dalai Lama and Tibet, Rai’s work follows the sp...
