Hi there! Welcome to my website. This is my personal space on public domain. If you read the blurb on top, you’d already know that I like to shoot people, animals, places and even buildings. Hopefully such a violent description will get me media coverage. But megalomaniac aspirations aside, I built this website to showcase my photography and learnings in this field. You’ll also find stories about places I have been to, and (soon) product reviews. I have noticed over the years that although I like to write, I don’t do much of it. This website will hopefully be a good reason for me to stop making excuses. To ensure that this website grows in content, I have a robust blogging software running in the backend. The internet has always provided me valuable and useful information - and this is my bit for returning the favour.

I have probably mislead you into thinking that my life is all about cameras, pixels and shooting. I am also interested in Usability and UI design. I spend a lot of time trendspotting new website designs, ideas and developments. Designing this website was an exercise of putting my own ideas on usability and Web 2.0 trends to test.

Here’s a little bit of explaining about how this website is structured. Basically, the domain root points to my photoblog. I try my best to update it as regularly as possible. So that should be a good reason for you to visit this site often. You may want to use the RSS feed to stay updated.

The rest of the pages are centered around photography, travel and miscellaneous content - and you can access these sections by using the navigation links on top of this page. Once you land in any of these sections, look at the sidebar for sub-pages relating to that particular section. Like, if you want to know how I built this site, you can refer to the link in the sidebar on this page. That’s it!

Feel free to browse around. Please note that you need to have javascript turned on in your browser, and you need Flash 7 or above to view all sections of this site correctly. I designed this site for a minimum monitor resolution of 1024×768. Although I’ve tested these pages on IE, I suggest you use an alternate browser. Having a fast internet connection would really help.
Cheers!