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Yearly Archives: 2014

Year in Review: 2014 Weddings

From way up in the north in Patiala to the state of ‘Jhar’ in Ranchi, this year TNP shot in many new places and saw once again,View full post »

This day.

Hard to believe that this was one year ago! What an awesome day it was. I mean, it’s pretty special when a whole bunch of your mostView full post »

Kahir + Taskeen: On the Streets of South Bombay

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Gratitude List # 14

Anyone else shocked that it’s November? I am. How can it already be closing the end of 2014? Anyway, wedding season is upon us onceView full post »

Gratitude List # 13

Here we are are the start of another week and my best intentions of getting this post done before the end of the weekend clearlyView full post »

Remembering Diwali

My earliest memories of Diwali are from Zambia, where I grew up. As Bengalis, it wasn’t our highlight of the year (Durga Pujo was)View full post »

September Twenty Fourteen

This is so so late but I couldn’t bare the thought of letting another month go so here’s my better-late-than-never snippet ofView full post »

Gratitude List # 12

This week felt both unbearably long and super short all at the same time. Rob and I were both traveling for work so we didn’t seeView full post »

Farmers Market Fun!

I’m still kind of in disbelief. I learnt today that there is this gorgeous park in the middle of Bombay that I had no idea about. AndView full post »

Gratitude List #11

// This week has been all about food. I love food. I’m so glad that eating can be exciting and tasty and not just something thatView full post »

Riteja + Satya (Mehendi and Haldi) : Kolkata Candid Wedding Photography

I shot this amazing wedding of Riteja and Satya in Kolkata in July and honestly I don’t know what words to use to explain how muchView full post »

Gratitude List # 10

I freakin’ LOVED this week. It was only three days at the office for Rob and it is so much easier trying to organise things andView full post »