The Storied Ones

I've been selective. Looking for specific photos — the storied ones. Pushing myself to publish visual contexts that my readers can sink into or, perhaps, use to fall away from themselves. I hope to get others to begin questioning my perceptions. I've noted various attempts to decipher me through the items I choose to pay close attention to. I feel we've engaged each other. Nice.

So on to — the undersized street food hawker; a homeless man attempting some strange form of calisthenics; a woman contemplating her past potential; the aging shirtless dude with luminescent chest hair meticulously bagging his afternoon reads. A chess game of paradoxes.

Visual Soundboarding

I've been playing in my sandbox of sounds and composed a little something for you to enjoy while browsing my next photo offering.

The sound? I like to call it progressive trance drum circle. The photos are from the graphic spectrum of my latest works —— a modern meditation on light, form and color.

The Found Generation

Mumbai 2008. A population topping 20 million with a density of 22,000 people per square kilometer. Over 50% of the city's residents live in slums. A single slum settlement in central Mumbai can house up to one million people.

Unabashedly friendly, relentlessly hopeful and unassumingly mature — these are some of the children: