Dimpy Bhalotia: Pure Black and White Street Photography of Life’s Beauty

Street photography may just be one way of seeing and capturing the world for many for us. But for Bombay-born, fashion design student turned street photographer Dimpy Bhalotia, it's both the toughest and purest form of creative photography, for reasons that every street photographer out there is familiar with.

It requires patience, a lot of walking around, a keen sense of observation, and perfect timing to capture the so-called "decisive moment". Nothing is left to imagination here, and the stories captured are not works of fiction. This, she says, makes it the "most truthful art in the world. ".

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