The city with so many different faces, opportunities, and personalities. I’ve always felt that NYC represents a kind of "beautiful, organized chaos" — a feeling I wanted to translate into this frame. I wanted the viewer to get lost in these layers for a second, be it visually or politically. Captured on my trusted Rolleiflex in my favorite city to explore. What do you see when looking at this set? :)

This is my first assignment. I'm Indian and we have a lot of temples. So I took this photo at a temple, but instead of capturing the whole structure, I wanted to focus on a detail that most people usually pass by. The closer I got, the more the pillar started to look alive, more about texture, shape, and time than architecture itself. What drew me in was the contrast between the rough carvings and the smooth circular forms above it. I liked how changing perspective made something familiar feel completely different.

I totally enjoyed sharing today. Sorry i had to cut it short!

It might sound weird, but whenever I scan my negatives, I basically always listen to classical music. I just feel it fits the activity. Anyone else?😂

Santa monica The bad thing about this image that I printed it myself it's an analog image and something went wrong with the developing and it came out blurry and spots and clear and other spots. Basically it was an accident but it gives an atmosphere to the image of the bomb going off it makes it extremely creepy I love the effect sometimes accidents are meant to happen In Santa Monica Park there's a Robert Arnesen sculpture of an atomic bomb blast that's made out of very heavy chain jarrett is son he was 12 at the time and we went there and I had him put on a cow costume in a mask a Friday the 13th mask and that's how I came up with the idea for the shot Frankly the shot really doesn't require an explanation it's more the shock value of what it is than explaining how I put it together or what it means it means what it is or to quote my therapist it is what it is