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Monday, April 23, 2012
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Dreamin' Monkey

Dreaming of blue skies, green trees and swinging branches; of playmates and play dates...
He was the one I encountered first when I entered the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre in Bangalore. He was in a cage, enjoying the sun and contemplating on monkey-life.
He was rescued by the shelter and is being rehabilitated. In a week or two he'd be released into the forest to join his family.
Maybe he was dreaming of that day.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Here's to natural light :)

For a long time I resisted using artificial lights while shooting. I enjoyed the challenges of shooting in available light. Then I discovered that shooting with strobes can be equally challenging and fun -it's akin to painting with light. But, every now and then I go back to my roots -i.e shooting in available light.
Today, I did an interesting food shoot at Zaffran on St.Marks Road, Bangalore; foods that are made with ingredients considered aphrodisiacs. It's for the Sunday edition of Bangalore Mirror. Will post the pics and recipes here: www.su-kitchen.blogspot.com
This was shot in between shots at the food shoot. There was beautiful, soft, natural light filtering through large windows -delightful!
Compose, focus and click -shooting in natural light is that easy :)
Labels:
available light,
food photography,
natural light,
strobes
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Colourful monsoons
Through the windshield

I was driving to work when this image unfolded before me. It had begun to rain. I was at the traffic signal when I saw school children rushing through the narrow gate of the school. There were peeling film posters on the walls of the school -a common sight in Bangalore. The entire image was wrapped by the water droplets on my car windshield. I love this image
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Curry fans from Korea

A scene straight from a Korean Huckleberry Finn or some such classics of yore?? :) Apparently the Koreans love Indian curry
Seven youngsters had come to Bangalore from Korea to experience Indian cuisine. There was a cooking workshop/demonstration at Tattva by Chef Sanjay Tyagi. This pic was taken at the end of the demo. The Koreans love curry and naan and how....
You can read the story here:
http://www.su-journaljottings.blogspot.com/2012/01/new-indian-rope-trick-is-curry.html#links
Labels:
chicken curry,
cooking,
curry,
dance festival,
Indian food,
korean,
naan,
workshop
Thursday, December 15, 2011
A sister's take on her transgender brother

This story refuses to get out of my head. One of the most poignant ones that I'd written in recent times. There are so many layers to it that 800 words could do no justice to this extraordinary life. Real lives are much more compelling than fiction :)
http://www.bangaloremirror.com/article/81/201112102011121020212281415789540/%E2%80%98My-brother-was-the-most-beautiful-woman-I%E2%80%99d-ever-seen%E2%80%99.html
Labels:
emotions,
gender,
human,
lifestyle,
living,
sexuality,
transgender,
women's issue
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Calendar 2012



Just got my hands on the 2012 Calendar, which was released during the inaugural function of the recently concluded Namma Dance Utsav Bengaluru. Lovely calender filled with dance photos. You can find two images by me here (Month of January and September:)....other lovely images in the calender include the ones by photographers Ramya Reddy, Srivatsa Shandilya, Ray Campbell-Moore, Cylia Von Tiedemann,Govind Vidyarthi and Avinash Pasricha. Thank you Madhu Natraj :)
Check out www.stemdancekampni.in
or www.natyamaya.in
www. nammadanceutsav.com
Friday, November 4, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Art mirroring nature

There was this beautiful sculpture of a bird poised to take off. Dancing in front of it were some fronds of coconut trees. It looked like both were doing a slow dance. There was something captivating about the image :)
Labels:
birds,
digital photogrpahy,
fine art photography,
minimalism,
nature,
photography,
sculpture
Monday, October 31, 2011
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