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I captured this photograph at Pandharpur Village in Maharashtra(India) during the Wari/Palkhi festival . Lacs of devotees reach Pandharpur Village after walking a distance of 220 kilometers. Devotees perform in various art forms including singing, dancing, and chanting in the holy town of Pandharpur village during the festival. I was capturing devotees' daily lifestyle during the festival, like travel, temporary stay, daily food preparation, clothes drying or laundry activity, etc.

I captured this photograph at Pandharpur Village in Maharashtra(India) during the Wari/Palkhi festival . Lacs of devotees reach Pandharpur Village after walking a distance of 220 kilometers. Devotees perform in various art forms including singing, dancing, and chanting in the holy town of the festival. during the Circular Ringan program, god Palkhi remains at the center. then circular pathway all devotees run with traditional flag.

Captured July 4, 2025, in Pandharpur village, Maharashtra, during the Wari/Palkhi Festival. After a 220km trek, millions of Warkaris fill the town with vibrant song and dance. I found this group immersed in a traditional performance, their movement echoing the rhythmic spirit of a centuries-old pilgrimage. A true testament to faith and the cultural energy of India.

A familiar subject takes on an entirely new identity when viewed from an unexpected perspective. Through pattern, texture, and form, this image transforms the ordinary into an abstract composition, inviting the viewer to look beyond first impressions.

More than a reflection, this fleeting moment transforms the familiar into the unexpected. Rippled sands and shifting light dissolve the boundary between reality and illusion, inviting the viewer to pause and look again.

Far from the familiar vistas of Pangong Lake, this uncommon perspective reveals an elegant interplay of water, sand, and colour. The sweeping shoreline and shifting hues transform the landscape into a natural work of art, inviting the viewer to discover beauty beyond the expected.

Nestled amidst the high mountains of Himachal Pradesh, Chandrataal mirrors the surrounding peaks with breathtaking clarity, dissolving the boundary between earth and sky. This photograph celebrates the quiet harmony of light, landscape and reflection in one of the Himalayas' most enchanting settings.

Rising above the Gangotri Glacier, Mt. Bhagirathi stands as a timeless symbol of the Himalayan wilderness, bearing the name of the legendary King Bhagiratha, whose unwavering penance is believed to have brought the Ganga to Earth. The subtle interplay of light and atmosphere reveals a landscape that is both powerful and profoundly serene.

The changing light gently sculpts the mountains and river valley, creating a striking interplay of shadow, texture, and colour. It is a reminder that in the Himalayas, every moment reveals a new perspective to those who pause to observe.

This landscape reveals the Himalayas beyond their towering peaks, showcasing a rich tapestry of colours, textures, and natural forms. It is a reminder that the mountains' beauty lies not only in their height but also in the countless details discovered along the journey.

Golden light gently crowns the majestic peaks behind Kedarnath, transforming the snow-clad mountains into a radiant spectacle. This fleeting interplay of light, clouds, and rugged terrain reflects the serenity, grandeur, and timeless spirit of the Himalayas.

Mt. Bhagirathi is transformed into a striking canvas of crimson as changing light paints the snow-clad peaks in vibrant hues. Captured near Gomukh, the sacred source of the Ganga, this image reflects the quiet grandeur and ever-changing beauty of the Himalayas.

Mount Shivling rises with quiet majesty above drifting clouds, its towering form embodying the timeless spirit of the Himalayas. This photograph captures a fleeting moment where light, landscape, and stillness converge in perfect harmony.

This was a part of my Kashmiri Pandit series , shot at Udhampur . School closed .

Elephant -Skin in focus

This statue was in Macau .

The Man who lived barefoot designed a shoe shop at The Taj Mahal Hotel ,Mumbai and this is where at the entrance you find this .

Edward Theater is particularly known for once mahatma Gandhi had addressed public here .

MF Husain along with Architect BV Doshi created this gufa with Husain's work but a couple of years later ,MFH gifted this to the people of Ahemdabad and now its called Ahemdavaad ni Gufa .

His Holiness Dalai Lama at The Hotel Taj Mahal .