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The Vibrant Colors of Deepavali
For readers who are unfamiliar, Serangoon road in Singapore is the hub of Indian cultural activity right from Bharata Natyam to jay walking. It is the place where Chennai expats go when they feel nostalgic about Renganathan street or some Continue Reading →
Droplet Drama
How much drama could there be in falling water droplets? We seem them everyday – in the incessant rain that brings back memories of a wet childhood or right in the kitchen sink amidst the day’s chores. However, when frozen Continue Reading →
Birds in my Backyard
Over the summer, seeking respite from the scorching heat, a multitude of wild birds alighted in the patch of trees in my backyard. They came throughout the summer in all colors and varieties. However, capturing the birds through the canopy Continue Reading →
Colors of Nature
Flowers are eye-candy. They bloom in a riot of colors – the colors of nature. It is amazing that nature came up with the idea of flowering plants only 130 million years ago, after experimenting with pine trees and dinosaurs; Continue Reading →
Children of Cambodia
Tourists visiting Siem Reap, Cambodia, will not fail to notice the little children there. (Siem Reap is better known for its Angkor Wat temple). You could see the children everywhere – in and around the temple, in the busy streets Continue Reading →
Marina Bay Sands
Of all the iconic buildings dotting Marina Bay – Singapore’s downtown waterfront, there is one which is the most photogenic of all. It’s none other than Marina Bay Sands (‘MBS’ for short), the sister building of Las Vegas Sands (LVS). Continue Reading →
All creatures great and small
I have photographed hundreds of animals but the animal portraits in this page have a special place in my photographical heart. I had observed them closely, from different angles and spent intimate moments with them. I have studied them as Continue Reading →
Winter Snowscape
In Cary, NC, February is the coldest month of the year. The winter season peaks before the advent of spring. I sat fretting indoors the whole day, watching temperatures plummet to sub-zero and deeper. When the incessant rain turned into Continue Reading →
The Giant Pandas of Chengdu
It was Operation Smile that took me to Chengdu in China. After we spent three tiring but satisfactory days bringing back the smile on to the faces of little children, some of us decided to visit the Giant Panda breeding Continue Reading →
