I have stolen more faces than I have names
I spent a day at the feast of St. Mary's Basilica in Bangalore, not as a participant but as a visitor. I walked the streets around the church, stood in the crowds, and watched the festival happen around me — families arriving packed into trucks, women in matching saris waiting for hours, vendors doing business... Continue Reading →
I saw this man walking in a forest near my home town. He has lived there for a while. I asked if I could take his portrait and he said yes. After the first shot, I looked around and realized the trees were the whole point. Not just background. The place is why he is... Continue Reading →
I photograph people, places and the small moments that often pass unnoticed. My work is rooted in street and documentary photography. I am interested in everyday life—not as spectacle, but as something layered, imperfect and constantly changing. A person waiting. A gesture. A wall. A religious ritual. A crowded street. A moment of silence inside... Continue Reading →
Life, Seen Honestly 