Soles of a Nomad

What happens when you wake up at 4:45 a.m., forget your hotel key, and end up climbing a sand dune through fog just in time for sunrise? In Huacachina, it means you stumble into something unforgettable.

From big cats in golden grass to a chimp lost in thought, this post breaks down five East African wildlife shots and what they teach us about light, focus, framing, and storytelling in safari photography.

Shooting in Varanasi is like trying to compose a symphony in the middle of a parade. This Through the Lens post shows how five photos—each zoomed, framed, and simplified—capture quiet power in India’s loudest city.

In a morally questionable sprint through the gates of the Taj Mahal, I left my family behind to chase the holy grail of travel photography: a crowd-free shot of India’s most iconic monument. This is my confession. And yes, the photos were worth it.