Whenever I am anxious, I have trouble sleeping. I find myself tossing, turning, and waking up in the middle of the night just to sit and stare into the dark. Over the holidays, I had one of those phases again. I felt nervous and worried — specifically, about my parents, who live in Delhi. My … Continue reading FaceTime with Tech’s Dual Reality
Though only separated by 500 miles of tarmac, Silicon Valley and Death Valley might as well be different planets. One is dry, desolate, soulless. The other is a desert of pristine beauty and a reminder that, in the end, we are all bit players on the movie set of Planet Earth. After unplugging from my … Continue reading From Death Valley to Silicon Valley
I was quite captivated by the cows walking and grazing in the snow. There is but a hint of grass peeking out from under the snow, but then cows are nothing but specks themselves. These mundane snowscapes are my happy place. Continue reading Till the cows come home
It has been a busy few days, and perhaps that is why it took me till this weekend to actually sit down and think about the loss of three individuals whose work and efforts have been part of the modern zeitgeist and post-Internet society. These people we lost were ones we admired, respected, and hoped … Continue reading What really matters
I have been to Iceland many times and each time, I am a different photographer, and find myself making images that are different. Over the past five years, if my idea of what I want in a photograph has evolved, so has my post-processing technique. In 2016, I went to Iceland with two Leica cameras … Continue reading Iceland in Monochrome
