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From Chennai to Madras

NT BureauBy NT BureauAugust 22, 2020No Comments
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L Ramachandran at the launch of the book Chennai to Madras.

Chennai: In pursuit of revealing the untold stories of the city of Chennai, the photography book Chennai to Madras continues to reflect the intense beauty and its historically illustrious heritage, which are the integral parts within the oneness of the people.

Life at its hectic pace with people following one’s dream in normal times stands up as one for every crisis and eventualities. Turning the tide during those critical moments of adversities demonstrates the true characteristics of agility, magnanimity, and simplicity among the people of Chennai. Here is an effort by L Ramachandran to capture the essence of not only the aesthetic but also the spirit, and emotions of the rich heritage, culture, people, and its reverence within.

Through his lenses, leveraging the natural sunlight, captures the alluring oneness in the serenity of Covid-19 period, will continue to grab your attention. The metropolis has always embraced everyone new to the city and the natives to thrive.

In the middle of the breakneck rush, he reminds us to ponder and experience its abundance. Wrapped in the visual journey in Chennai to Madras will continue to enthrall you with its spectacular visuals. These visuals continue to present a scintillating and mesmerising panorama of Chennai.

 

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