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The Train

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I miss you Dad

*** NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DAILY DOZEN 23rd Oct, 2012 ***

On the day of Mahalaya people pray for their deceased relatives and take holy dip in the holy river Ganga - the act being called 'Tarpan'. I saw this man crying for his father and the intense feeling on his face reveals how close he was to his Dad.

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The Cobbler

Time Travellers

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Street Portrait

Eternal Wait

When rest of the world was celebrating the arrival of a new year, this poor old lady was waiting for the arrival of her only son who has abandoned her. She only hopes one day her son will return. This is the story of a Mother whose Wait is Eternal.

Epson Fotoflock Photo of the Month (Sept 2012)

Epson Fotoflock Photo of the Day

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Men at Work

The Silhouette Story

Special mention at World Street Photography Awards 2015/2016

The Hanuman

Diyas

The Tree

Mother

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Inner Peace

Walking down the memory lane

The world is upside down

The Sadhu who keeps himself hanging upside down from the branch of a tree. When I asked why do you do this? He answered: "Today the world is upside down with lot of sufferings and less of love.  I seek to turn myself upside down again and again until in the end I stand upright in the sight of God."

Street Life

Fall and Rise

Acceptance in "Lens-O-Scope 2014" All India Salon of Digital Photography

Times Photo Journal Top 15

PhotoSurvivor I Critic's Choice Winning Entry

Featured in Epson Fotoflock - 12.02.2013

Photo of the Day in www.121clicks.com

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Charak

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DAILY DOZEN - 10.12.2015

A moment of ritual performed during the Charak Puja festival.

Mother India

They say light is invisible, but becomes visible when it falls on some object. Whatever is prominent in the low light speaks a great deal about her and whatever is hidden in the darkness speaks a million. She is none other than our very "Mother India" embodied.

Tribute to Indian Woman

Women of India play a dual role in this society - they are home makers and also share the responsibilities of their husband in running the family.

The Joy of being a Child

Darkness and Light

I walk in the darkness so that others may see the light.

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