There are, I am told, easier ways to spend an afternoon than standing at the edge of a crocodile-infested river in Maharashtra, balancing one’s dignity and camera with equal uncertainty. Most sensible people might opt for tea, perhaps a biscuit, and the distant safety of a veranda. Naturally, I chose the riverbank. It was one […]
A Quiet Afternoon with Crocodiles and Questionable Composition skills Read More »
There are days when one sets out with purpose, tripod packed with military precision, lenses polished to a devotional shine, and a firm belief that one is about to create Art. And then there are days when one simply ends up somewhere by accident, slightly underprepared, mildly dusty, and unexpectedly delighted. This, rather conveniently, was
A Sunset, Two Photographs and a very good Barbecue Read More »
(Or, Why My Canon is Pouting) The request came down, as these things always do, with the subtle grace of a rogue elephant: an office trip. “Team building,” they called it. A chance to “forge bonds” outside the soul-crushing confines of fluorescent lighting and spreadsheet-induced despair. My stomach, sensing imminent peril (specifically, in the form
Point, Shoot, and the Improbable Joy of Photographic Minimalism Read More »