P - Photography

My biggest reason of happiness when my uncle got me a new phone in January 2012 was the 8 MP camera that came with it. I’d suddenly discovered that I had decent framing capabilities and the phone was the best thing that could have happened to me at that point. While I’m ready to move on to the big leagues now and am saving up for one of the fancy DSLRs, I’m under no illusions about my skills – still a very green, very amateur enthusiast. 

Anyway, I share a few special photos, one I carefully call some of my best, for skill and for memory. Most are on my Instagram as well. 

The very first picture with my phone camera, baby Micah curled up on my lap. No edit. 

 

Grandma’s garden never fails to provide material for my frequent photo ops. No edit.

One of the billion cloud formation photos I have. No edit. 

Feeding an obsession with natural light effects, my first bokeh, right before I left Coimbatore in 2012. Exposure edited.

Another one of Grandma’s perfections, right after the rains. No edit.

Cacti from a road trip, representative of my life at the time. No edit.

Office window visitor. Majestic. Perfect. Exposure edited.

Tales from the pantry. Exposure and color saturation edited.

Coorgi perfection. No edit.

Another bokeh I love for no reason. Bangalore rains. No edit.

Home. Comfort levels. Filter added.

Fire. One that accompanied an intelligent conversation with an intelligent, easy-to-talk-to friend. Exposure edited.

Immediately brightened up my day for I have never been given flowers before. Brightness, exposure edited.

One of those late evenings at the office, Bangalore’s pink sunset. No edit.