Whether you've been to London or not or seen it in the movies, most of us recognise the building in the image below. St Paul's Cathedral is one of the most known and iconic cathedrals in the world. St Paul's cathedral sits on Ludgate Hill at the highest point of the city of London. Its [...]
Hope everyone is well and is keeping well. Instead of talking about this pandemic (I do not have any insights other than what I’ve read from the WHO) so I just thought to share another image with you. I am not able o create anything new as I am on bed rest after a surgery [...]
I was one of those kids that loved reading and loved maths and geometry. Later on, when I became interested in photography, composition to me became about seeing patterns. Patterns that are pleasing to the eye. Seeing things that stand out easily to me. On the other hand, I also avidly go out of my [...]
I love to plan my days when I go out to shoot. I check weather, I check location and more to maximise my day. However, when you are away and around only for a weekend, the ideal weather and every else goes out of the window. I would love to say that I would love [...]
Some days start normally and end with some surprises. Days like these are far and few between so I love going back and review them especially when these memories have images attached to them. Since I work full time, I set out time to capture images. These are usually weekends. Just like any other day, [...]
Early last year, I was lucky enough to be invited to visit The Scalpel building before it opened. The Scalpel is the new skyscraper addition to London's skyline. It can be found on Lime street. On the same street and adjacent, you will find the Lloyd's Building and the Willis building. The Scalpel is 190 [...]
This year has probably been my less productive year since I first picked a camera. I photographed less not only because my camera stopped working around this time last year and I am yet to put together enough money to repair it. I did manage to borrow a camera from a friend for a few [...]
