A photo of Chinese Hakka Noodles shot on my canon EOS 1300D, side lighting shit in my kitchen

Colourful flowers held in a hand

The red-vented bulbul is a member of the bulbul family of passerines. It is a resident breeder across the Indian subcontinent, including Sri Lanka extending east to Burma and parts of Tibet.

That fine evening's scent was a thing that I can still remember. After the sunset, most people started going back and something said that the show was not over. Exposing frame to the shadows, low ISO but fairly a slower shutter speed, mounted on a tripod and adding a ND8 filter – thinking it would add definition to fiery sky unfolding is what it took to create this photograph. I did turn completely lucky when the flock of birds flew into the brighter half of the frame, so their silhouettes stand out. The blue skies and the after sunset hues split the frame into two halves. This is why I love to call this photograph as ‘The Halves’.

I shot this at Mirik, Dhaje. This shot was a kind of dream where i used to see people talk about the view. Lastly traveling about 5hours. The rain had just stopped and turning the weather clear. Considering it as my lucky day found out the spot, picked up my camera and shot it. Turned it into bnw because it is interpretive.

The sun was getting down and I just wanted to a flower image with backlight . But when I started to frame the composition I was really surprised by the bokeh I got from a point and shoot camera .

Shoot in traditional attire on the beach with a setting sun and overcast skies

Shot at CSMT, Mumbai

A sunrise image shot in Jalna Uttarakhand shot with 90 D and 16-35mm Lens