Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Thursday, December 12, 2013
If Only For A Second
What if you can give someone something to smile about. What if a small gesture, however insignificant or mundane it may seem, would brighten the darkest of dark.
If only for a second, happiness can given to someone suffering for terminal cancer. If only to give them a moment in their life that makes them feel carefree, silly, joyous and live life, the way they would have want to live.
A touching effort by Mimi Foundation and Leo Burnett France.
If only for a second, happiness can given to someone suffering for terminal cancer. If only to give them a moment in their life that makes them feel carefree, silly, joyous and live life, the way they would have want to live.
A touching effort by Mimi Foundation and Leo Burnett France.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
A Devine Skyline
I still love the old city clinging on to what it was while its getting a make over.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Let happiness and joy light this world - Happy Diwali
Wishing all my readers a very happy, healthy and prosperous Diwali and Happy Holidays.
Diwali (also called Deepavali) is a festival of lights that celebrates the triumph of good over evil and the return of King Ram (from the Hindu mythology) to his kingdom from exile and after defeating Ravana. This is based on the Hindu mythology of Ramayana.
This is the biggest holiday of the year, just like Christmas. From modern day perspective, the holiday spirit starts off for us from here on, all the way up to new year. Yeah!
About the snap:
I snapped this pic with a Nokia Lumia 900 at Select City Mall in New Delhi during my visit there. I came across a paper lamp shop which had a very contemporary take on lamps and lighting. Loved the stacked view of all this wonderful and colorful lamps that they had at the stall. Bob Marley, Jim hendrix and Buddha next to one another is simply ... (as John Lenon puts it) Imagine!
Diwali (also called Deepavali) is a festival of lights that celebrates the triumph of good over evil and the return of King Ram (from the Hindu mythology) to his kingdom from exile and after defeating Ravana. This is based on the Hindu mythology of Ramayana.
This is the biggest holiday of the year, just like Christmas. From modern day perspective, the holiday spirit starts off for us from here on, all the way up to new year. Yeah!
About the snap:
I snapped this pic with a Nokia Lumia 900 at Select City Mall in New Delhi during my visit there. I came across a paper lamp shop which had a very contemporary take on lamps and lighting. Loved the stacked view of all this wonderful and colorful lamps that they had at the stall. Bob Marley, Jim hendrix and Buddha next to one another is simply ... (as John Lenon puts it) Imagine!
Monday, January 14, 2013
A Walk Down Mumbai Lanes
Visiting Flora Fountain area of South Mumbai is a pleasure on weekends. This place is maddening with people and traffic on week days. But by evenings or on week ends, its another story. Here are some snaps that I took recently when I visited a friend around the Fort area of South Mumbai.
A colonial past that is a major landmark in Mumbai not only for tourists but daily travelers to South Mumbai.
A colonial past that is a major landmark in Mumbai not only for tourists but daily travelers to South Mumbai.
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| Flora Fountain at Fort, South Mumbai |
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Sunday, December 16, 2012
One Legged Stance
Stepping out for some chores one fine day, something grabbed my attention. It spotted a pigeon sitting on a window frame. Nothing worth noticing, i thought. But then I had to turn my head once again as I felt there was something was strange about that lone bird. It was a quite day and my presence, to that bird, was noticeable as I was on the stairs right in front on it. But it seemed calm and unfeathered by any human presence. Not that pigeons care. They are in the bottom of my birds list as a nuisance more than anything else. They are stubborn, unskilled and uncaring for their own kind. All they seem to do is mate, poop and occupy concrete spots they can claim and fight over. And yes, they are damn noisy.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Buying a DSLR with a Pro Body or a Pro Lens?
There are a lot of amateurs like me who want to get into photography with DSLR cameras. Some have a lot of money to splurge and afford the latest and the most advanced DSLR's. Other, like me, think ten times or perhaps a hundred times before even making a decision to go ahead and buy a DSLR. For folks who fall in the later category, the burning question is how to manage the spending and make an optimum choice.
"Do I buy a high end DSLR and work with the cheapest deal on a lens in the remaining money? or, do I buy a basic amateur DSLR and invest in a good quality lens?"
"Do I buy a high end DSLR and work with the cheapest deal on a lens in the remaining money? or, do I buy a basic amateur DSLR and invest in a good quality lens?"
Monday, December 3, 2012
Life in a frame - Skyfall
I was travelling to Mumbai on a flight that took me to the sky with a magical view. What was even more exciting was the fact that I could take some of this beauty as a memory with me back home.
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| All I could think of was 'Skyfall' |
Got this beautiful view captured on my Nokia E71. I was quite surprised to see the blues that got captured in this picture. No polarizer filter or Photoshop effect, just a simple camera phone, that too with a not so good camera.
The way the clouds were spread over the sky, it felt like heaven. "Somewhere out there must be a gate to the other world", I thought. "Can't believe we live on such a wonderful world."
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Analog lamp for a digital view
I have a six year old point Sony W100 shoot camera. This Diwali, I got interested in attempting an bokeh shot with this camera and this is what I got. Quite proud of it as the visual had significance and interpretation for me. I would like to share it with you all.
| A deeya (lamp) lit during the festival of Diwali in India |
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Life though a lens: Believe
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| You can anchor to any faith that can keep you afloat. |
You don't have to be a believer to get the message.
I was traveling to work when I spotted this signboard under a flyover on the expressway. What I loved about this message was that it was simple, unpretentious and claiming no sponsorship. I saw a message that reminded me to love life and not to get pulled down by worries or sorrows as time heals with a little faith by your side. Anything that can ground you to your belief and helps you carry forward with joy, love and giving can not be bound to a religious belief and ignored for its substance.
Thank you, who ever you are. Really appreciate the effort to break our stream of distraction with a thought filled interruption.
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