Aadiil Jamal (aadilj)

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Name: Aadiil Jamal Contact
Country: Indie
Intro: I hereby declare that the copyright of all my photos on TE belongs solemly to me, granting TE the only right to show them on the TE-website.

Any abuse by IB of using my TE-photos to share them with other web-sites without my explicit authorization will be a matter of copyright violation brought to court claiming a restitutional damage of my rights.

All my images, on TE are protected by copyright law:
- Copyright Directive (officially the Directive 2001/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 May 2001 on the harmonisation of certain aspects of copyright and related rights in the information society and sometimes known as the Information Society Directive)
- The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works

Photography has been a great stress buster for me and a source of exploration. I live in Delhi, a city (and a state) which has rich monumental heritage. One can find a monument at every nook and corner, each telling its own version of the story of the city that was destroyed and created seven times. A perfect way of not just discovering history around me, but also to forget the stress of my advertising job! Delhi's heritage got me so hooked on to it that I have also started visiting other cities. My gallery is a showcase of India, done differently at times, done normally at others. But surely this is the way I look at the things around me...and of course you'll also find a lot of contemporary images as well. Come, please join me in this exploration...

I am having my first solo exhibition of Delhi Monuments titled 'Freedom Frames - Monumental Milestones' at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi from 1st to 31st August 2009
Member Since: 2006-06-20
Equipment: Sony Alfa DSLR A100, Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-H5
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