Cityscape

I particularly like the view – shot from St James Quarters while returning from office, this was an unexpected encounter with the landscape of Edinburgh City Centre. Busy, bustling with usual evening chores, people thriving through traffic though pleasing enough to walk through the local stores and watch the sun settling down nicely enough toContinue reading “Cityscape”

Castle of 007

One of the most visited castles in the Western Highlands of Scotland, Eilean Donnan Castle invokes stunning beauty and nostalgia for the James Bond aficionados. Surrounded by 3 lochs – Loch Duich, Loch Long and Loch Alsh, the castle is a paradise for photographers like me. I could spend all day here and would be still gasping forContinue reading “Castle of 007”

JCP Attari – An Emotional Experience

This place will give you goosebumps. Not just the aura, but for the intense emotions that this place exudes along with the stigma of sadness and incomprehensible loss that we have witnessed over the years remains unparalleled, this stage will let you scream from the inside for the lives we have lost. For the firstContinue reading “JCP Attari – An Emotional Experience”

Spain’s Night Out

Spain were deserving winners last night. I was disappointed with England’s defensive approach and lacklustre football. In such high profile finals, we expect teams to take an all-out approach where you look to penetrate early, % of ball possession needs to be at the maximum and force the opponent to take risks and capitalise onContinue reading “Spain’s Night Out”

End of an Era

Watching today’s Wimbledon final felt like ‘passing over the mantle to the next generation’ kind of a feeling. Djokovic is a champion player and his stats speak for themselves – 24 Grand Slams, 7 Wimbledon titles and iconic rivalries with contemporary giants like Federer and Rafa. But everything doesn’t last forever. I still remember thoseContinue reading “End of an Era”

Downtown

Liverpool City Centre is a bustling part of the city filled with energy, positivity and charm. I used to commute everyday from St Domingo Vale to the City Centre (way back in 2014-15), it used to be roughly 20-25 minutes depending on traffic. Just to mention and this is specifically for my football aficionados –Continue reading “Downtown”

Changing Landscapes

I wasn’t raised in this part of Calcutta but many years later, I lived in Newtown for few years as it was very close to my workplace, commuting from South Calcutta would be a pain, especially during peak hours. But obviously, the quintessential ‘Calcutta’ vibe was missing. I realised how far the city has spreadContinue reading “Changing Landscapes”

City of Dreams

London is just like any other metropolis, I find it very similar to Mumbai or Calcutta or Chennai. Always buzzing with people, every corner of the city is awake 24/7, cultural diversity runs through the DNA of the city landscape and the city appears to be as much yours as anybody else’s. I have visitedContinue reading “City of Dreams”