Delhi Day One
The haze here in Delhi makes for murky photography, but Lightroom has an adjustment slider for that. Scenes from Connaught Place, National Gallery of Modern Art and India Gate.
The haze here in Delhi makes for murky photography, but Lightroom has an adjustment slider for that. Scenes from Connaught Place, National Gallery of Modern Art and India Gate.
Coming soon to an artisanal food market near you: Toasted chocolate cake ice cream sandwiches Croissant bunny chows Deep-fried macarons Deep-fried macaron ice cream sandwiches Ice cream bunny chows Marshmallow-stuffed choux Deep-fried choux stuffed with anything Brioche ice cream sandwiches [...]
I was going to title this; "How I Was Complicit In My Own Body Shaming" when I realised that to even suggest this is to apportion blame incorrectly and to imply agency when there was none.
At the beginning of 2016, I committed to completing a Project 365 (366 for the leap year); a pledge to take one photograph a day, every day for the entire year.
It’s a complicated time to be at a university in South Africa. It feels like an act of detachment to sit in an office on the fifth floor and write while men in padded riot gear accessorize the buildings. I [...]
165/366 Pomegranate arils lit with #lumecube I wrote a poem about pomegranates once.
Here's an odd little story I submitted to a local literary magazine for their 'Siblings' issue. It didn't make it through to selection, and so I share this tale of strangeness with you here.
Prime lenses may not always be practical, but they force you into carefully considering each of your frames and I've found them to be quite versatile. And the image quality is always on-point; with sharp details and beautiful bokeh from the benefit of wide apertures.