I was supposed to post this 3 months ago. It was the day I left United States for good. Even though I was interested in Photography since childhood, I couldn't pursue it either because of financial issues or lack of enthusiasm or a good company.
It all changed in the year 2005, when i bought my first DSLR. Was in Auto pilot mode (Auto mode) for almost 3 years. When things got bit boring, I have started learning what real photography is. It is not capturing whatever comes in our path (some of you may disagree). It is about capturing moments, time and the life itself. I have learned many things during my journey by looking at other's photographs and practicing till i get what i want.
I will always be thankful to this country for it's great places, people and providing me opportunities. As life won't stop, photography is not going to stop here. Looking forward to travel and take my photography to next level in my own country, India.
BTW, this is a time lapse video shot when i was vacating my apartment. Loads of statements, papers piled up from 6 years to be shredded in 1 day ? It reminded me the benefits of Paperless Billing :-)
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