About Me
My first introductions to the amazing world of visuals came several years ago, when I enrolled for a B. Those three years were marked with great experiences centered on the unique course. Strongest friendships, first steps into specialized education, socializing - I cherished every flavour that my graduation years from 2003 to 2006 served me. When I look back now, I acknowledge that opting for a course that matched my interests has proved to be the smartest decision I've ever taken. Enthusiasts ask me whether graduation in a stream as niche as visual communication makes sense, and I always advice then to take a dip in the infinite pool of the visual communication and photography world early in their lives. I moved on to Mumbai for masters craft of photography from Shari Academy of Photography, after completing graduation. The two years of post graduation education were marvellous. Learning about photography in comprehensive detail was amazing, and it was almost a humbling realization to understand the deeper nuances of this art. With people from different backgrounds sharing a strong interest in photography, the classrooms were more like meeting spaces for a community of ardent photographers. Times were pretty good even as I moved from the education environment to my role as an image and product communication developer with CANON. Understanding the expectations of customers from photographs and photographers was truly amazing, and I must own up that my job empowered me in this regard. The biggest change happened when I gave up the job to set up a freelancing photography business in Chennai. God has been kind, and I've got studio space now in Tnagar, to expand my business to the fullest extent. It's almost amazing how life has chosen its most fulfilling course for me, backed my focus on what I love the most, that's my passion for clicking pictures that freeze the visible and hidden colors of sights around us. Getting to be a part of some memorable moments of my clients is what I treat as an honor, and seeing their smiles when they see their moments captured on film is what I always cherish.
