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Vision INSIDE OUT

Vision Inside Out is a newsletter rooted in photography with an aim to share creative insights, field stories, and learnings through photography. Focused across five themes — SEE, OBSERVE, CREATE, PROCESS, and REFLECT — it allows you to escape into a photographer's mind. If you’re interested in creativity, perception, and the deeper layers of image-making, I’d love for you to join me once a month for notes worth slowing down for!

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Vision Inside Out - Issue 05 - Reflections from Ladakh: On Expectations, Instinct & Understanding Your Creative Vision

Issue 05 Reflections from Ladakh: On Expectations, Instinct & Understanding Your Creative Vision On Expectations, Instinct & Understanding Your Creative Vision REFLECT It’s almost 1 am, but I’m leaning into one of my favorite quotes from Naval Ravikant: “Inspiration is perishable and must be acted on immediately.” I’ve been back from Ladakh — yesss, I made it to the mountains of India!! — for about a week now. Life feels like it’s moving fast again, yet that one week in nature has left me...

Issue 04 Progress Isn't Always Measured in Photographs - What if you're growing more than you realize, even when your camera stays in the bag? Progress Isn't Always Measured in Photographs REFLECT I’m writing this issue from somewhere above the clouds on my flight back to Delhi after spending the past month with my sister in London. As the plane took off, I glanced at the date and realized something…Today marks exactly six months since the last view of the Boston Skyline faded from my...

Issue 03 The 90 Degree Difference - What began as a happy accident gradually became a compositional tool and eventually became part of the way I see. The 90 Degree Difference The Composition Tool You're Probably Ignoring CREATE Before you delete an image that isn't quite working, try one simple experiment: rotate it. Changing the orientation in post-processing can transform an ordinary frame into something unexpected, challenging the viewer's sense of direction and revealing a composition...

Issue 02 Pushing on paper walls, 6 principles that queity transformed my photography, and early access to my latest gallery release! The Habit of Pushing on Paper Walls PROCESS | REFLECT Most creatives eventually discover that many of their limitations were never real. They were paper walls. I recently heard Steven Bartlett describe this idea on a podcast. The concept stayed with me because creative growth often begins the moment you push against a rule you assumed was solid. Think about your...

Issue 01 Ideas from the book Stolen Focus by Johann Hari, revamped website, and, latest gallery release! Being in Nature Upgrades your Attention SEE | OBSERVE Being in nature upgrades your attention...This was a thought that stayed with me while listening to the book Stolen Focus by Johann Hari. The book sparked a lot of moments where I found myself pausing and reflecting. It helped me understand why I value photography so deeply. In many ways, photography has nudged me toward a more...