This blog is where my photographs find their stories. Here, I write about the birds, flowers, landscapes, people, and places that capture my attention, along with the thoughts and experiences they inspire.
Some posts are photo essays, some are travel notes, and others are simply reflections on the beauty of the world around us.
Indira Gandhi: The Woman in the Open Jeep
I can still picture that day. I was coming back from school when I noticed a crowd gathering along the road. A certain excitement hung in the air; people craned their necks and waited for…
The Bird Who Judges Me
A Black Drongo visits my window quite regularly. A rather confident creature, with a sharp eye, a stylish tilt of the head and an air of great attitude. It lands on the ledge as though it…
She Hasn’t Forgotten Her Wings
A black kite rests upon the ground, Wings folded, silent, without a sound. Don’t mistake her for one who has Forgotten the sky and resigned to the dust. Deep within those folded wings, She remembers the…
Sharad Poornima: When the Moon Inspires Poetry
Last night was Sharad Poornima, the full moon night of the Hindu month of Ashwin, traditionally associated with the autumn moon’s radiance. There are stories of its sixteen kalas, of nectar in its rays, of kheer…
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