Tag Archives: Abstract Photography

Demons and a Little Angel

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.

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.

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)”

Unlocking the Invisible: A Journey into Abstract Photography

Discover the meaning and magic of abstract photography—from Schadographs and Rayographs to modern digital experiments. Learn why every photographer should explore abstraction and how it can clear your mind and fuel creativity.

In this post, also explore mind-bending tips to get you started, meet the legendary artists who made abstract photography what it is today, and even peek into a handful of must-read books that’ll spark your creative fire.