Tata Literature Live! is a celebration of ideas. While literature is at the core of the festival, we are inspired and moved by a multitude of art forms, stories and individuals. The Tata Literature Live! Photography Fellowship, which is now in its second year, is yet another step in infusing the festival with inter-disciplinary artistry.

The fellowship offers young photographers the opportunity to document a community of literature lovers in the city at, and outside of, the festival.

You can participate in the TLL Photography Fellowship Contest here.

Photography fellowship Terms and Conditions:

1. Applicants must be Indian Nationals and at least 18 years of age.
2. Only one application will be accepted per photographer. If the same photographer applies more than once, only the first application (and portfolio) will be considered.
3. The applicant undertakes that the work submitted is entirely original and they own all intellectual property over the same.
4. Previous fellowship recipients must wait for a minimum of three years from the year of their fellowship before reapplying.
5. The shortlist of chosen photographers will be selected on the basis of exceptional creativity and distinctive talent as evidenced in the submitted portfolio. This shall be at the sole discretion of QTP
6. The decision of the jurors and photography mentor will be final and binding.
7. If selected to be on the shortlist for the fellowship, Tata Literature Live! reserves the right to use and share any and all images created and submitted by the shortlisted photographers over the course of the on-ground festival as we deem fit. The applicant hereby agrees to assign and transfer its intellectual property rights in this regard in favour of TLL.
8. If chosen as the final recipient of the fellowship, Tata Literature Live! reserves the right to use and share any and all images created and submitted under the aegis of the fellowship as we deem fit. The applicant hereby agrees to assign and transfer its intellectual property rights in this regard in favour of TLL.