Held by Light
A diagonal shaft of light cuts across textured walls and an empty bench, dividing shadow and presence. The frame explores stillness, geometry, and the quiet tension between illumination and absence.
Held by Light
A diagonal shaft of light cuts across textured walls and an empty bench, dividing shadow and presence. The frame explores stillness, geometry, and the quiet tension between illumination and absence.
Awards
Black & White Photo Contest
2026Nominee
Fine Art
Non Professional
Nominee
Architecture
Non Professional
Held by Light
A diagonal shaft of light cuts across textured walls and an empty bench, dividing shadow and presence. The frame explores stillness, geometry, and the quiet tension between illumination and absence.
About Artist
Sahil Dhingra
I am a wildlife photographer from New Delhi, working mostly in black and white. I first went into India’s forests with my father when I was seven, and have since photographed across Corbett, Kanha, Bandhavgarh and Ranthambhore. I return most often to Ranthambhore, following the same tigers, the same lakes and the same dry-forest light season after season. My current series, Legacy, follows three tigresses of one bloodline through a single season.
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