Victorian buildings are splattered with the spots of light. Golden patches illuminate the sandstone balustrades, brighten red rusty bricks, highlight handsome arches. Tired buildings come alive. Young glass towers that know nothing about the city life, catch the sun and share the light around. … Continue readingFor The Love of Light
She wears strength and darkness equally well, the girl has always been half goddess, half hell. Nikita Gill Recent months were like a crazy rollercoaster. I worked on
How to make the most of the summer in the city when you’re a photographer on the top of full time employment? Photowalks! Today I am sharing photos from one
Usually imaginations runs ahead of reality, but once reality speeds up the imagination can’t keep up. My last few weeks in a nutshell. I’ve been embracing the wave of invites
Hello! Today I am sharing with you a photo session with Siana Videva. We’ve got in touch through my dear friend Reya as I was looking to come back from
Continue readingIt Ain’t Mean A Thing If You Ain’t Got That Swing
“Find what you love and let it kill you” – Charles Bukowski This is pretty much what has been happening to me for the last few months. Couple of times
This Sunday I met Natalie Kivit. Canadian photographer who just moved across the ocean to London. They say social media is all about hype but if for every 100th person you
A couple of months ago when I was just starting the blog (though it feels like I am just a rookie blogger) I decided that one of the things I
A late post tonight because I was stuck in the London Underground coming back late after work. I avoided peak and the carriages were empty. Underground has transformed from a
A couple of days ago before my holiday I had a walk around neighbourhood. I admired the beautiful wreaths that people use to decorate their houses in London. So today