This series unveils my abstract photography as a visual fable—an infernal world of demons born of fire and shadow, where chaos reigns, until the fragile light of a little angel dares to intervene.
Author Archives: Vivek Kumar Verma
As the Trees Dance to the Wind’s Song
Step into a world where trees sway like dancers, the wind hums its own melody, and the rain writes poetry in motion. These photographs are not just images — they are fragments of a storm’s heartbeat, captured in the mountains of Mahabaleshwar. Come closer, and let the monsoon pull you into its embrace.
The Weight of Wings
What does freedom truly mean? The Weight of Wings is a soulful photography series that captures birds in blurred flight—an evocative metaphor for how freedom looks effortless yet often hides the weight of societal, mental, and emotional constraints we carry within. This series invites reflection, not answers.
The Magic Lamp: A Photography Series
This photography series reflects my experience as a parent witnessing my toddler son’s imaginative exploration during a sleepless weekday night. Through a series of black-and-white photographs, a child interacts with light, as a sense of wonderment and curiosity. The photographs emphasizes the striking contrast between adult perception of the world and childhood wonder, highlighting the beauty of imagination and connection to the world.
Flying, Not Driving – What Brad Pitt’s F1 Whispered to My Creative Soul
Learn five deep, cinematic life lessons from Brad Pitt’s F1 that every artist and photographer must hear. A must-read for creatives and dreamers. Dear fellow dreamer, Last evening, as the credits rolled and the theatre lights slowly blinked back to life, I sat frozen in my seat — heart full, mind humbled. Brad Pitt’s F1Continue reading “Flying, Not Driving – What Brad Pitt’s F1 Whispered to My Creative Soul”
Mental Health for Photographers: The Healing Power of Looking Forward
Discover how looking forward to small, joyful moments can transform a photographer’s mental health, creative flow, and emotional well-being in ten powerful ways.
The Art of Less: Why You Must Try Minimalism Photography at Least Once in Your Life
Discover minimalist photography as a mindful practice. Learn from iconic artists, explore techniques, and transform how you see the world—one simple frame at a time. In this post, I’ll share a few easy tips to help you get started with this beautiful style. No heavy theory—just some ideas, some inspiration, and a few artists recommendations to get your creative wheels turning.
Why I Picked Up a Book on Moholy-Nagy (And What It Taught Me Beyond Photography)
This is a photographer’s review of “László Moholy-Nagy” by Getty Museum—what it teaches, where it falls short, and why his work still matters for creatives today. When I picked up the book László Moholy-Nagy published by the J. Paul Getty Museum and Focal Press, I was driven by curiosity more than expectation. As a photographerContinue reading “Why I Picked Up a Book on Moholy-Nagy (And What It Taught Me Beyond Photography)”
Kindness as Creative Medicine: 20 Simple Acts Artists Can Do to Nourish Each Other—and Themselves
This piece highlights 20 acts of kindness that artists can perform to support one another and improve their mental well-being. In a creative landscape often plagued by self-doubt and isolation, these small, mindful gestures cultivate emotional resilience and community. Kindness is portrayed as a vital tool for combatting burnout and fostering genuine connections among creators.
What If the Secret to Falling in Love With Photography Again Is Just… Slowing Down?
The post explores slow photography, emphasizing its importance in a fast-paced society. It encourages artists to reconnect with their creativity through mindfulness, focusing on the joy of the creative process rather than external validation. By embracing intentionality and simplicity, artists can rediscover their voice and deepen their artistic expression.
How ‘Art & Fear’ Helped Me Unlearn 10 Lies About Being an Artist
The post reflects on the transformative impact of the book “Art & Fear” by David Bayles and Ted Orland, highlighting ten myths that hinder artistic expression. It emphasizes that fear, imperfection, and uncertainty are essential to the creative process. Ultimately, it champions self-acceptance and the intrinsic value of art in its creation, not just recognition.
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