Picture this, literally: The year is 1976, British and European architecture dotted the pre-modernised Indian landscape. Photographer Derry Moor’s tryst with the portraits, interiors and landscape shots started around the same time, and since then, he has captured the changing “sensibilities that exist in the way people look and the places they live in.” His works, titled Evening Ragas, are on display at Tasveer at the Institute of Contemporary Indian Arts (ICIA), till today.

Derry Moor’s photographs capture the changing sensibilities that exists in the way people look and the places they live in