MEMORIES IN A SNAP – RETOUCHING THE WORKS OF MILI TAKYAR



“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… It remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.”
— Aaron Siskind…




The intensity of a photograph lies in capturing the most intricate details of the beauty that resides in that inanimate object. Photographers are gifted with the charisma to help us truly appreciate the incredible moment for years. Let’s say, a particular place, like the slums of India have been associated with poverty, crime and diseases since very long. However, even those filthy slums would possess a sight that people would never even think of as beautiful, rich in positive vibes, filled with authenticity and a wonderful piece of art ready to be shared with the world. It’s all about sharing a photograph from the way a photographer sees them.



Let us introduce you to one such photographer who has given justice to what is called the true essence of photography. The Indian based photographer, Mili Takyar, places her subjects in the most thought provoking situations to bring out the euphoria in it. Her brand goes by the name of “Milli Takyar” and she is specialized in the photography of portraits, kids, fashion, interiors, pets and glamour. Her artworks reflects one of the most famous quote of Percy B Shelly, “Are we not formed as notes of music are, for one another though dissimilar”. Indeed, she makes the photographs live a real life the way she captured its beauty. Another phantasm about taking a snap of anything is about locking the negativities away in a box and leaving it to self-combust. It is all about stretching the skin tight over wounds. It’s about shining in the night like a star so people point to it- and make memories.


Mrs. Takyar experiments with deep contrasts and targets as well as a perfect blending of colored lighting to give her subjects a deep depth and dimension. She defines her own style in her models and pictures. Hence, her journey in this profession where she excels brilliantly started from there. For her, beauty surrounds itself in diversity and encircles us. Beauty could be searched for in places which we take for granted. Mrs. Mili’s works reflects her appreciation in the people of different diversities as well as different social inclinations.



If you wander around through her photography portfolios, you would be amazed at the wide range of rich and gorgeous images. She keeps in mind to let people enjoy and identify with the pictures they see. Each work need not be explained as different people interpret in their own different ways. Whatever emotion a photograph evokes, the creator behind it hope that it is positive, optimistic and uplifting.



Given below are the links to her portfolios where you can rummage for yourself the beauties that exist within.



Name: Mili Takyar 

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·        Website: http://www.vuebymilli.com

·        You tube Page (for other videos) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOSk4EaCB7p6HXGu0cNof7g/videos

·        FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/vuebymilli/

·        Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/vue_by_milli/

·        Contact number: 9810301179


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