Delhi Photo Festival returns

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Michel le Belhomme / Delhi Photo Festival.

Michel le Belhomme / Delhi Photo Festival.

Delhi Photo Festival returns

30th October – 8th November


The Delhi Photo Festival, India’s first international photography biennale, returns for their third edition themed “Aspire” from 30th October to 8th November, 2015.

This year’s festival features 41 print exhibitions, 31 projections and a new student category. The program also includes panel discussions, artist talks, book launches, workshops and portfolio reviews.

We’ve come to know quite a few of the young team at Delhi Photo Festival and they’re a fantastic bunch of people giving an ernest effort to putting together a great event for photography in India.

2015 Exhibitions: http://www.delhiphotofestival.com/#!exhibitions/c190r

2015 Projections: http://www.delhiphotofestival.com/#!projections/c1gge

2015 Lectures & Discussions: http://www.delhiphotofestival.com/#!programs/ctpa

2015 Workshops & Portfolio Reviews: http://www.delhiphotofestival.com/#!programs/c1u94 

Man pretending to be a deer. Scott Typaldos / Delhi Photo Festival.

Man pretending to be a deer. Scott Typaldos / Delhi Photo Festival.

 

Sarker Protick / Delhi Photo Festival.

Sarker Protick / Delhi Photo Festival.

 

Sarah Fatemeh Jabbari / Delhi Photo Festival.

Sarah Fatemeh Jabbari / Delhi Photo Festival.

 

Ronny Sen / Delhi Photo Festival.

Ronny Sen / Delhi Photo Festival.

 

Raghu Rai / Delhi Photo Festival

Raghu Rai / Delhi Photo Festival

 

Abdollah Heidari / Delhi Photo Festival.

Abdollah Heidari / Delhi Photo Festival.

 

Portrait of a Tomato Picker. Dario_Bosio / Delhi Photo Festival.

Portrait of a Tomato Picker. Dario_Bosio / Delhi Photo Festival.

 

Dogs at a Dog show in India. Karan Vaid / Delhi Photo Festival.

Dogs at a Dog show in India. Karan Vaid / Delhi Photo Festival.

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