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Andhra Pradesh photographer gets Master distinction from Australian Photographic Society

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Andhra Pradesh photographer gets Master distinction from Australian Photographic Society
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Tamma Srinivasa Reddy has received the Master of the Australian Photographic Society distinction for his contributions to photography. He expressed that this honor marks a significant milestone in his nearly two-decade association with the society. Reddy has previously earned several awards and considers this achievement a humbling addition to his career.

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Photographer Tamma Srinivasa Reddy has been conferred the “Master of the Australian Photographic Society (MAPS)” distinction by the Australian Photographic Society, in recognition of his skill, creativity and contribution to photography. “This achievement adds to my journey of recognitions in the world of photography,” he said in a statement on Friday (May 29, 2026). Andhra University journalism department holds Veeksha 2026 photo exhibition for centenaryA native of Undavalli, near Amaravati , Mr. Reddy has earned several awards in the field of photography over the years.Recalling his nearly two-decade-long association with the Australian Photographic Society, he said the latest honour was a milestone in his career.

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