Images too noisy at high ISO? Not happy with the images you make at high ISO? Read this! Part One of my two part series on how to get better images at high ISO.

As parents, my wife and I have the privilege to see many firsts. His first smile, his first steps, and more recently, his first time seeing snow fall...

WOW...  what a year it has been....  Soooo much travel (10 countries), moving contents, filming a documentary, and of course photography... Well, it is that time of the year when I sit back, and look at what I have achieved this year, and make plans and goals for the coming year of 2017!

What was not so great at the time, turns out to be one of my favorites...  why i look back over old photo-shoots.

We (my family and I) spent a long weekend in Armenia in early December. It was a fantastic and eye opening trip. Armenia has a lot to offer and I hope to return again, maybe to chase down the elusive Persian leopard? ;)

Continuing with my tips for an Indian Safari, this second installment is focused on tips for when you are on the safari!

It is coming to prime safari season in India, so here is PART I of my trips to anyone heading out into the wilds to get the best of your time. Get ready before you go!!!

I spent a year photographing exhibitions by young talented artists for the Alliance Française de Bangalore. It has finally come to fruition, and the book documenting this series is now in print! :)

Currently in Yerevan with my wife and son. Amazing city with a mountainous backdrop. 

My water cell video, A Future Without Water, is being screened at the International Science Film Festival , part of the India International Science Festival being held at the National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi from the 8th to 11th December 2016.

It's that time of the year where most of us run around trying to decide on gifts for the people in our lives. Here are some ideas!

A key to photography is keep shooting, so keep an eye out for anything worth shooting. you will be surprised what wonders the world holds when you just keep you eyes open for them!