I used a camera for the first time when I was a school-going boy, in 7th grade. The first camera I used was rented, a point-and-shoot film camera that my father brought home for a family function. The camera model is not important here but that small interaction with photography gave me a hobby to follow for life.

In these 25 years, what I have learned about photography is, that this is a never-ending learning process. After this long time of photography journey, I am still learning. I have learned many good things from my young students. I found that the new generation is full of new ideas and creativities but they don’t bother about the technical aspects of it.  When they come to me as students, they simply want to get good results without learning basics of the photography, makes me think about the cause of it, and this thought brings me to the conclusion that they don’t have the proper resources to learn the basics from.

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