Anay Mann began photographing in 2001. The stage portraits became the idiom he sought to explore with his camera. Mann’s project – Generations in Transition – portraits of young urban Indians was exhibited in 2004.

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Anay Mann’s Thoughtful Portraits of Everyday Family Life. The gentle images in New Delhi-based photographer Anay Mann’s series, About Neetika, are documents of daily life with his wife and son, Vijit.

Jun 28, 2013 · The gentle images in New Delhi-based photographer Anay Mann’s series, About Neetika, are documents of daily life with his wife and son, Vijit. Living in New Delhi, Mann started the series over 12 years ago when he first met his wife.

Roy approached Anay Maan, the well-known portrait photographer to be his assistant. He agreed, but wanted Roy to stay with him for a minimum of three years, he did want him to leave after...

Anay Mann, formerly a fashion model, is fascinated to observe how different his life is from the usual clichés abounding on his country so he steps through the looking-glass and takes up photography.

Anay Mann began photographing six years ago, when he made a career transition from a model to a photographer. The constructed image became the idiom he sought to explore with his camera. Mann’s most comprehensive project, Generation in Transition – a series of portraits of young urban Indians across the major cities in India, came together ...

After a career as a model, at the age of 28 Anay Mann (b. 1974) began to photograph. He focuses particularly on young people from the middle class. For ‘generation in transition’ he received a grant from the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi.

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The title of the show is borrowed from the title of a photographic series by Anay Mann, who makes portraits of his contemporaries—”an urban generation that is constantly seeking to define itself”, trying to find their place between local tradition and history, and the more and more globalized and technicized reality they live in.