Two images from my RED series in Kolkata. Which one do you like more? A Chinese-Bengali woman runs a busy meat shop, embracing change and daily life. The second, my favorite, captures red buildings, a rickshaw, and a homeless person on a winter
I had to share this photo of Boro from Chitkul, Himachal Pradesh. During my stay, he sat perfectly in frame as the moon rose over snow at -15°C. Some connections need no words. I hope we meet again.
How do you travel to work or college every day? Do you reach anywhere? At the end of the day, do you meet yourself and ask: Is this still me? Grant Central captures the beauty and rush of life and travel.
Keep going—it’s a big world, and you’re in the driver’s seat of your life. If the journey isn’t exciting, change course. Solo drives through Namibia’s desert taught me the lessons I needed.
Patagonia looks peaceful, but getting there took days of hiking through rain, wind, steep climbs, heavy packs, cold, and a sprained ankle. The view is beautiful; the journey is the part no one sees.