As an experienced photographer, journalist and four-time author, Christine Chitnis guides creatives and business owners through the process of pitching, publishing and marketing eye-catching book concepts.

Christine Chitnis is a writer and photographer based in Providence, Rhode Island. The author of four books—including Patterns of India (Clarkson Potter, 2020)—and a contributor to publications including the New York Times, Martha Stewart Living, Boston Globe and Country Living.

In this gorgeous book, bestselling author and photographer Christine Chitnis invites you to celebrate the unique, timeless beauty of Portugal through the stunning designs and hues that define Portugal’s countryside, coast, small towns, and cosmopolitan cities.

From features for respected publications to lifestyle and brand shoots, Christine is a master of natural light photography. Lush with rich color palettes and expressive details from everyday life, her editorial style captures not only her subject, but …

As a photographer and storyteller, Christine has had her work published in some of the country’s most respected publications. From flower gardens and greenmarkets, to old world artisans and lush landscapes, the subjects of her work evoke an enduring sense of wanderlust.

How exactly do you turn your unique skills and experience into a compelling book idea? As a four-time author—including Patterns of India (Clarkson Potter, 2020)—Christine has mastered the process of developing and pitching successful book proposals across the lifestyle sector.

Do you dream of opening your favorite publication and seeing your name in print? Ready to interview fascinating people, globe-trot, and launch your writing career? It's within reach! Writing an effective pitch is THE KEY to getting assignments and …

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Discover the visual splendor of Rajasthan in this immersive and intimate look at one of Western India’s most diverse and richly hued cultures. Color is the thread that binds the vast region together, defining such wide-ranging subjects as religion, politics, food, and dress.