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September 21, 2008Posted on 09/21/2008 in Offbeat
Preserved for posterity
Anil Kumble’s love for photography is not too well documented. Starting with a Hot Shot and now with a digital SLR, he is enjoying his stint as an “amateur” cameraman even as his professional deeds are shot for posterity by an army of lensmen, says Vijay Lokapally in the Hindu.
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