This photo is from my ride to a hill station called Binsar in North India taken at sunrise. The bike is a Honda CB100oR. Camera was a Canon 7D with a Canon 18-135 IS lens.

This gentleman was spotted sporting various accessories and living in a roadside one room temple in New Delhi, India. Clearly he was too preoccupied with his fantasies of becoming a ramp model and a bollywood actor. I and my camera didnt mind at all, in fact we obliged when he posed. Camera: Canon 500D, 70-200mm f4 L Non-IS. A full color version:

Shot on the ghats of Varanasi at around 9 AM with a bright sky. Camera : 500D, 70-200mm f4 L, ISO 200. Varanasi is the cultural capital of India and  is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and probably the oldest of India. The ghats of Varanasi are a photographer's delight, with so much interesting activity that →

Trees are a very important part of a road traveller, whether he is conscious about their presence or not is another matter. Me having travelled a lot on motorcycles often sought shade under trees, or looked for a tree in vast deserts like the Nullarbor plains of Australia. Nullarbor, interestingly, means ‘without trees’. I didn’t intentionally focus on shooting trees or →

The unmissable shape of the iconic Vespa is captured here with the essence of being free, independent and flirtuous. Photo was taken on the Great Ocean Road in Australia in November 2009 with a Canon 500D and 70-200mm f4 L with post processing in Photoshop and Lightroom.

This photo was shot in my second New Zealand roadtrip in 2010 on a Suzuki BKing. The place is Cape Egmont lighthouse near New Plymouth, North Island. The map location is here. Camera settings: ISO 200, 16mm, f4.5, 1/2500 sec with a Canon 500D and Canon 10-22mm f3.5-5.6 lens

I had developed an animated flash resume with the highlights of my photography career since 2006. Do have a look when you have the time, a big monitor, broadband and speakers. Developing a resume for oneself is perhaps the hardest thing to do, it is basically putting yourself in someone else's shoes and critically evaluating yourself. I have gone wrong many →

This was a photo that I had taken on Opoutere Road (here), East Coast of North Island at 9 PM just after sunset on 31st December 2009. Just 15 kms from this place was the town of Whitianga with a crowd of thousands waiting for the clock to strike 12 into the new year. I still remember how quiet and →