World through my eyes

stochastic — Fri, 4 Jan 2013 01:40:00 GMT

Every picture tells a story, and similarly every picture has two sides. Therefore, I always try to capture the other invisible side of picture so that I can share the story which is visible to me. I was six years old & at that age I had no clue about camera except it flashes a light & that makes couple of minute blank-out. One day, whilst I was holding my mom's camera and by mistake clicked the button, a non-second flashing light appeared in room and I got scared. I left the camera on bed on ran out of the room. When my mom developed/prineted the camera roll, that picture turned out to be a master piece, hahaha that was the beginers luck but isn't ture that the major scientific discoveries happened by mistakes :). That beautiful incident developed photographic interest in my heart. Due to the nature of my job & other commitments I don't get so much free time but whenever I am dead tired, I take my camera out & try to capture the world in a natural but in an entirely different way. I love playing with shutter speed, focal, aperture, light etc with my own style. I didn't do any professional course of photography and yet my self-taught skills have enabled me to capture some extremely beautiful photographs.

Photos: A typical winter day in London

stochastic — Fri, 4 Jan 2013 00:40:00 GMT

I am a student, and photography is the only passion I have that relaxes me. I don't talk too much but photography allows me to speak louder through my photos, and hence gives me the freedom to show others the world through my vision. Being a student I think beyond infinity which enables me to capture the world in an entire different way, & that can be seen in my photography. I should be given a chance to capture Oman in my camera because I am self-taught photographer & my photography is out of the box therefore I can view Oman in different perspective.

Stochasticity

World through my eyes

Photos: A typical winter day in London