'Life in Life' captures the unique and imperfect moments of contemporary life.
The inspiration for 'Life in Life' was drawn from Martin Parr’s earlier work, which focuses on the liveliness of large crowds of people during holiday periods, or at parties and weddings for instance.
The Wall No Wall photography project was completed 25 years after the fall of the Berlin wall; it captures how people, places, and architecture have evolved in the vicinity of this historic capital.
Geometrically focused urban photography that captures everyday city spaces.
These photographs were initially exhibited by the BBC in 2010, under the theme ‘Shadows and Lines’.
The ‘Drive by Derby’ project was photographed during the Magnum Workshop Derby in March 2011, led by Magnum street photographers Bruce Gilden and Chris Steele-Perkins. The inspiration for this project was derived from the work of legendary American photographer Lee Friedlander, who often captured everyday moments, sometimes using the window pillars of the car to act as frames for his pictures.
Bombay Taxi Ride is taken from the playlist series - 'Road by Film' which is based on archived film material taken in the late 1970s using a 8mm movie camera to capture the open roads of various places.
The film footage of Bombay Taxi Ride is framed through the window of a 'Padmini,' as this iconic taxi was then known. The journey takes us along the busy inner streets of the city and along Marine Drive, showcasing a brief glimpse of the famous Taj Mahal hotel, which was considered one of the finest hotels of the time.
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The Polar Dress was an experimental fashion concept created using images of a subject captured using a Polaroid film camera. The image is repeated several times to produce a captivating patterned effect which is then printed on silk fabric material and showcased in dress design.