Saguaro National Park, Arizona, USA I had seen these beautiful cactii only in pictures and gotten the scale completely wrong!! I had imagined these old men of the desert to be only about 6′-7′ tall at the most. Towering more than 30′-40′ and standing tall on the canyon slopes, they start to appear like men […]

Baltimore, USA. For a few hours on this day, Baltimore turns ‘green’. It’s the only carnival the city can probably boast of. Guinness and Harp become the official drinks, green the official color and we turn Irish at heart. Festivals like these bring Baltimore out on the street! It’s the perfect start to the beautiful […]

Baltimore, USA. 2 days and 2 Feet of snow and Baltimore has turned into a pristine white fairyland with snow covered trees and white mounts of fluff. It maybe an infrastructure nightmare, but snow transforms even the most mundane landscapes into magical ones. It reminds me of the white architectural models we built in school. […]

New Orleans, USA Music sometimes gives more presence to a space then the architecture of it or the people in it. The lone musician playing his talent can liven up the most isolated of alleys. Be it a beautiful sunny day in spring or a frigid winter night – music can fill the space and […]

Baltimore, USA The wonderful day yesterday ended with the most beautiful note as the day turned to night. As we were driving through Loch Raven Reservoir, we stopped to catch the brilliant hues of the sky as the sun set. The geese turned out in numbers as well. The spectacle lasted for merely a few […]

Baltimore, USA Someone once commented after seeing my photos that I’ve a knack of clicking the pictures at the right moment. I’ve also often been told that I end up being at the right place at the right time to click the right picture. While I was clicking this picture, I was consciously wondering how […]

Niagara Falls, New York Through my childhood,as i grew up hearing stories about Niagara, the falls grew larger, louder and more magnificent in my mind with every passing story, then they actually were. The recent trip to Niagara brought down their overhyped myth and brought them down in scale in my head. They are no […]