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This article appeared in April 2014 issue of 'Smart Photography', India's leading photography magazine. Dharamshala - Doorstep of Dazzling Dhauladhar The Alps to the Aravallis, the...

BLink, the weekend magazine of The Hindu's BusinessLine carried this article of mine on Saturday, august 27, 2016 The last days of Vincent Amsterdam’s Van Gogh...

Just a couple of days back, my Photo Feature on offbeat destinations of Kashmir went online on Condenast Traveller's site. To view it on CNTI...

During a game, the crazed fans would urge their team to do better by screaming 'Roll Tide'. But today, it could mean anything from hello to goodbye and all things in between. It is used as a phrase of hope, a grunt of disgust, a chuckle of ‘how-did-you-manage-to-get-into-this-mess’, an acknowledgement of ‘see-you-for-coffee-at-4', and more. - Tuscaloosa - Roll Tide! (Tuscaloosa Part-II) - Travelure ©

My story - In The Footsteps Of Jesus - currently on Conde Nast Traveller India. Click here to read. The story may also be...

Scotland - Scenic Speyside - This whiskey trail made me forget whiskey and made me fall in love with the trail instead, thanks to its scenic charm!

Radar - JetWings International - July 2016 This month, my image of Charminar, Hyderabad has been carried in JetWings' regular BW section called Radar. Few structures...

In Fashion Photography, mystique enhances the glamour. While props and sets can give a vanilla shot, the true embellishment comes from adding a dash of pizzazz by getting the viewer to do a double-take. - Adding mystique to glamour - Sydney show window - Travelure ©

Recently, Mauritius Tourism had invited me to visit that Island nation. During this trip, I also visited Curious Corner, an illusion-filled abode in Southwest...

Tso Moriri (Lake Moriri) was in the melt and closer to its edge, there was... Ice Needles at Tso Moriri. A Travel Photography Tips & Tricks Series Post.

Flowing water is therapeutic. It soothes the soul. Its sight and sound inspires a...

While adventure travellers love Ladakh, it is also a travel photographers' darling! Ladakh – A Travel Photographer’s Delight - Travelure ©

In September 2016 issue of JetWings International, my image from Kinderdijk, The Netherlands appeared in their regular BW section – Radar. Windmills at Kinderdijk, The...

This article is about the 'How To' of Creating A Composite Image - Total Lunar Eclipse. A Travel Photography Tips & Tricks Series Post.

This unusual melange of a city that mishmashes heritage with modernity, shows it colours even in B&W - Colours of London in Black & White - Travelure©

This article appeared in an NRI-focussed magazine – NRI Achievers. A determined-looking, dashing Sunny Deol is riding a galloping steed. In a distant lush green...

JetWings International, the in-flight magazine of Jet Airways (International), is carrying this image and write-up of mine in their February 2016 issue. It is...

The Old Town houses Jewish quarters, Warsaw University, many significant cathedrals, the Royal Palace, the President's House, King Sigmund's Column (Zygmunt III Waza in Polish) and one of the 2 custodians of the city - the Mermaid. The square that houses the Mermaid reminded me of the Trevi Fountain in Rome and the square in front of the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence, as it is packed with roadside cafés offering beer and food, artists offering to paint for you, performers playing concert instruments, tourists gaping in awe, newly-weds excitedly engaged in their portfolio shoots and locals just chilling.