Lessons in road safety start early. I admire this couple who have a helmet for their child. #roadsafety #Bangalore #TrafficChronicles #helmet #bike #streetphotography
Professional Photography Articles and Blog
The 30th Wedding Anniversary – A reason for portraits
When someone mentions the words ‘portrait shoots’, the most common images that conjure up in our minds is of couple portraits. And in the market of couple shoots, a huge majority of assignments in today’s democratic world of photography business are of youngsters getting their portraits taken just before they get married. Hence, one of… Continue reading The 30th Wedding Anniversary – A reason for portraits
Perfect start to a Summer Sunday
Perfect start to #summer #sunday. A session at #swimming #pool . #vscocam
Guys, any idea who won these seats?
Guys, any idea who won these seats?
Stumbling upon an interesting sticker on a car. Near Richard’s Park.
Stumbling upon an interesting sticker on a car. Near Richard’s Park.
Gatekeeper of Pai Vista
And there is a match tonight
And there is a match tonight. #ipl #cricket #rcb #fan #Bangalore
The Andaman Journal
Chennai Airport Terminal “Your sacred space is where you can find yourself again and again” ~ Joseph Campbell I agree with the above quote attributed to the late American writer Joseph Campbell. For many of us, it is a lifelong quest to find that sacred space. Maybe, our individual sacred space is not confined to one… Continue reading The Andaman Journal
Speaking as an Embedded Wedding Photographer
Off late, most of my Visual Story-telling projects have been Wedding Photography assignments. Over the years, as I went independent as a photographer, I found wedding photography to be a natural extension of the photography styles that I practiced – Photojournalism and Documentary Photography. Hence, the transition from shooting primarily news and editorial images to… Continue reading Speaking as an Embedded Wedding Photographer
Notes From the Field: Representation of the Marginalised in a game won by the majority
Last week, I traveled to various locations of the city (Bengaluru/Bangalore) on an assignment for an NGO. The assignment involved making portraits of people from a marginalized section of our society – the working class sexual minorities. The assignment would continue for some more time and I will be traveling to remote districts of the… Continue reading Notes From the Field: Representation of the Marginalised in a game won by the majority