Minimalism was a movement that commenced in the 1960s and was rooted in the principle of Keeping it Simple –… Read more Minimalism, anyone?
Category: Travel
DhikalaScape… Part 3
I set off on my first ever safari in Dhikala in the summer of 2015 and we were greeted by… Read more DhikalaScape… Part 3
The Milanese Nightingale
I have written about this before – how some images trigger unexpected associations. This one somehow just reminds me of… Read more The Milanese Nightingale
Why does the Verditer Flycatcher appear blue?
The range of blues that you can see in the Verditer Flycatcher is quite stunning. From a more pale blue in… Read more Why does the Verditer Flycatcher appear blue?
Hidden gems in the storage
Over the last few weeks, I have spent some time to put together a collection of my images that a… Read more Hidden gems in the storage
The switchback roads of Zuluk
Before I set off on my East Sikkim trip, one of the things I checked was a map of our… Read more The switchback roads of Zuluk
Making low light work for you
One way of describing photography would be to say that it is akin to painting using light to tell a… Read more Making low light work for you
A spot of colour in a monochromatic frame
bokeh (/ˈboʊkeɪ/ BOH-kay[1]) (Japanese: [boke]) is that aesthetic quality created by the out of focus elements of an image produced… Read more A spot of colour in a monochromatic frame
Fire on the Old Silk Route
Dzuluk is a small village hamlet in the lower Himalayas nestled in the eastern part of Sikkim at a height… Read more Fire on the Old Silk Route
Courtside at an ATP 500 event
Sitting courtside at a grass-court ATP500 event is sure an awesome experience. And at the GERRY WEBER OPEN it is… Read more Courtside at an ATP 500 event
