Sri Lankan coast. The onset of south west monsoon

 

The old world charm of Cambodia. On display is one of the traditional skills that survived the Pol Pot purge.

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The Synchronised gaze of a billion eyes and ears: A Beijing rooftop.

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Ever noticed the brilliance of a flame? Take a close look. Amazing range of luminosity, colour, light and shades. An impossible stroke of a brush soaked in fire. A kerosene lamp on the cost of the Pacific ocean in Samoa.

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Often, I feel nature is the best study of light and states of matter. When we have the liberty of playing with its image, we see the nature mirroring our emotions. The Mekong I saw in Pnom Penh on a rainy afternoon in June was heavy with silence. Or perhpas, I thought Mekong looked more meaningful as an introspective expanse of water and still surroundings.

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