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ABOUT
About the website:
I feel an extreme sense of privilege when I list out the places I have travelled to, places which very few people in the world would have the joy of seeing. Yet, every time I view my (so-called) bucket list, I feel like I have barely scratched the surface.
So many remote (and not so remote) places to explore, so many more exotic and “mundane” creatures to observe.
There’s a deep joy in knowing there’s still so much unseen. My backpack and I have a long way to go. Hopefully, this site will grow alongside the journey and I continue to provide insights into my travel through my photos.
I have a few blank pages left in my passport…
The initial itch to travel and see places was inculcated in a very young me. From family vacations and the train rides during “Pujo Chutti (vacation)” to stunning locations like Nainital, Kullu-Manali, to road trips in Rajasthan. To multiple treks in the Nilgiris and the Himalayas through High School and University.
The itch grew along with it grew my interest in experiencing every aspect of travel life. Be it trekking in the Himalayas, seeing the Northern Lights, going on “nature walks” in the forest, seeing the beautiful European architecture or experiencing the culture of each of the places you visit.
By day, I work as an investment lawyer. But the cracks of that life, weekends, breaks, and stolen long weekends are filled with the want to travel. The camera has become more than just a travel companion. It’s become how I notice better, listen longer, and remember more.
This website is that next step, part journal, part gallery, (and if of interest to anyone - part print shop). You’ll find some of my favourite photos here a gallery into how I document my travels.
If there’s a corner of the world that calls, I try and answer.
This journey has taken me from the icy ridges of Svalbard to the flaming grasslands of the Maasai Mara. I’ve waited out storms in Northern Norway, trekked through the rainforests of Borneo, and woken up to hippos outside my tent in Africa.
There have been months where I’ve barely made it past my email inbox, and others where I’ve landed in three different time zones chasing light.