A curated exhibition of 10 original photographs exploring Indian landscapes, heritage, urban life and quiet everyday moments.
Beyond the Familiar: Landscapes, Heritage and Everyday India presents a curated selection of 10 original photographs by Nabal Kishore Pande.
The exhibition moves between natural landscapes, mountain environments, cultural heritage, urban spaces and ordinary moments observed through the camera. Some photographs focus on visual form, light and atmosphere, while others document places, objects and scenes connected with everyday Indian life.
The selection brings together three perspectives: photographs chosen for their artistic character, works with strong commercial and visual appeal, and images selected for their immediate visual impact.
All works in this exhibition are original photographs by the artist.
Curator
Nabal Kishore Pande
Start Date
10/6/2026
End Date
12/30/2028
Location
India
Visibility
Public
An original photograph of a large pink cloud formation over Rudrapur during the evening. The illuminated cloud stands against a deep blue sky, creating a simple study of changing light, colour and natural form.
An original photograph of a large banyan tree with its spreading aerial roots and dense canopy. The image captures the scale, structure and enduring presence of the tree within its surrounding garden environment.
An original photograph of sculptural figures displayed inside a museum gallery. Focused lighting reveals the forms, textures and shadows of the sculptures, while the dark gallery creates depth and a quiet documentary atmosphere.
An original photograph documenting the atmosphere of Navratri in Bareilly in 2024. The image records the visual character of the festival and the public celebration as part of contemporary Indian cultural life.