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Kalakaaris Magazine Issue#5.pdf

Kalakaaris is a photo magazine focusing on photography, documentary and photo stories presented in black and white. In this issue: Andrew Pusbach,Nimit Nigam, Surya-Narendra, Parvatham Suhas, and Musical band Blue Horizon, Cover Photographer Yaseera Mossa, Sachin Upadhye

Kalakaaris is a photo magazine focusing on photography, documentary and photo stories presented in black and white. In this issue: Andrew Pusbach,Nimit Nigam, Surya-Narendra, Parvatham Suhas, and Musical band Blue Horizon, Cover Photographer Yaseera Mossa, Sachin Upadhye

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ANDREW<br />

PUSBACH<br />

Interview<br />

Could you introduce yourself to our<br />

readers?<br />

My name is Andrew Pusbach, I am a<br />

fine art photographer from the<br />

beautiful state of Colorado. I was<br />

born and raised in the state of Florida,<br />

dramatically different from Colorado.<br />

I believe this provided me a greater<br />

appreciation for Colorado’s<br />

landscapes. Upon first seeing<br />

Colorado through my own eyes, I was<br />

full of wonder and excitement.<br />

Adventure lurked around every<br />

corner.<br />

I work primarily in black and white<br />

photography; I often find colour to be<br />

too distracting. I have been making<br />

images since arriving in Colorado a<br />

little more than five years ago.<br />

Whenever I am out hiking in the wilds<br />

of Colorado, you will be sure to find<br />

me with a camera and tripod in<br />

hand. I love being out in nature, as<br />

far away from mankind as I can get. I<br />

enjoy the feeling of peace and<br />

solitude that nature offers and I<br />

always try to convey that feeling<br />

through the images I create.<br />

Looking at your photographs. I feel<br />

intrigued by your style of composition.<br />

Its commanding & could you add few<br />

words on it?<br />

I will try to describe my process as best<br />

I can. It is hard to put into words<br />

because so much of it is done<br />

subconsciously. I had to ponder over<br />

this question for a while. I like to work<br />

spontaneously. I may have a specific<br />

destination in mind, whether it is a<br />

specific lake or trail, but I’m open to<br />

other options that I may stumble upon<br />

during my journey. The destination isn’t<br />

really all that important to me. I never<br />

have a specific image in mind,<br />

preplanning, at least for me, is<br />

restricting.<br />

When I find a scene that excites me,<br />

I will spend a while just observing. I<br />

watch how the potential subject and<br />

background interact with one another<br />

and the natural light. All the while

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