Tickture Photography

I took this shot of the Cochin Shipyard from Fort Kochi during a reunion. I like this photo simply for the reflection of lights on the waters. This photo always reminds me of a friend who has a deathly fear of ships.

This is my favourite shot of the night sky. Unfortunately this shot, came under circumstances that cannot be recreated, because simply put I have no recollection of what I was doing while taking the shot itself. 

Captured a friend who was out with me all night trying to find and understand good angles and lighting, so that one day we may be able to capture from the sides a vision worth the effort.

Taken during my trip to Hyderabad, India. Hyderabad is famous for its numerous lakes and its biriyani. The trip reminds me of friends, a good time and a city that surprised me.

Love is a strange little thing. Sometimes you find it in corners that you weren't looking. It does to your life what colours do to a canvas. Makes it beautiful and worth a lot. 

Garden gnomes are male dwarves/human figurines that are used to decorate gardens/lawns. While shooting these bad boys, I was reminded by a friend that this chap upfront resembles her happy dad. 

Iris from the Greek mythology was the goddess of rainbows. She delivered the messages of war and peace. An amazing work by mother nature, Rainbows are truly a fascinating subject to shoot. 

The breathtaking view of the hills across the Western Ghats in South India captured during an early morning trek. The mountains filled with the mist and fog give an illusion of a river that doesn’t exist. 

Title: Silver hours by the woods I took this photo at around midnight by using only the bright moon as my source of lighting. I had come with the hopes of capturing the night sky, but left with a new genre of photography ideas in my head. 

The world famous skyline of Dubai, that grows by the day in most of its grandeur. I, along with the skyline, grew up from a wide eyed boy to a young man under the watchful gaze of this magnificent city. 

Got lost while travelling and ended up here in the midst of one of the biggest tea estates. I suppose you have to lose yourself a little bit before you can find yourself. 

An open gate adored by two beautiful 12 pointed stars that welcomed us to a desert camp. A photo that I shot randomly at the time has since then gone on to be one of my favourites for its rather simplistic symmetry. 

The sun leaving a trail of its reflection along the ocean as it bathes us in its rays for the last few minutes before dipping down the horizon. 

The endless deserts of Arabia are famous for its scorching heat. This images barely captures the unforgiving nature of one of our planets harshest climates.

I love the night and rarely miss a chance to capture the stars, and in this case I was able to capture two good friends along with those stars that I so love.