Burn Gym – Architectural Photography

Architectural Photography Assignment Architectural photography has always been close to me, something I naturally gravitate toward. This time, I had the opportunity to photograph one of Noor Dasmesh Singh’s projects. On the 15th of March 2015, Noor, Amarbir, and I drove to the gym in the afternoon, carrying both anticipation and a bit of uncertainty about the light we would […] More

Mega Pixel Number and Truth Behind it!

The Excitement Around Resolution Hi again. By now, you have probably heard about the launch of the Canon 5Ds and 5Dsr. Cameras crossing the 50 megapixel mark almost feel like a dream realised for many. For some, that excitement has already translated into pre-orders and purchases. I have not bought one, and honestly, I do not feel the need to. […] More

Cloudy Day and Soft Light!

The Beauty of a Cloudy Day A cloudy day is often seen as perfect for portrait photography. The common reason is simple. The light feels softer, more forgiving, and easier to work with. But it is worth pausing to understand why this happens. The source of light has not changed. It is still the sun. What changes is how that […] More

Light Meter Calibration

When Light Meters Disagree A few days ago, while working in a studio with a friend, I noticed something unexpected. Both of us were measuring the same light, yet our light meters showed different readings. It was surprising, and for a moment, I assumed that one of the meters must be faulty. To resolve this, we brought in a new […] More

Tribute to film rolls. .

A Beginning with Film I begin this blog with a quiet tribute to film, and to those 24-exposure rolls that marked my first steps into photography. They taught me patience, restraint, and the value of every frame. On 30th March 2004, I received my first SLR, a Nikon N75 with the MB-18 battery pack. It was a gift from my […] More