Some structures through the ages have been constructed not just for architecture ingenuity but also to awe by their grandeur and magnanimity.

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During my first trip to a UNESCO Heritage Site, I saw a different perspective in architecture. And here at the Ajanta Caves in India, inspired by the vertical lines, I shot a Vertorama - it simply being a vertical panorama. But the result was just not ’simple’. When the seemingly simple vertical lines of the architecture edifice translated into a stellar product creating glorious projections and soaring stature, I felt a natural pull towards this form of photography, especially for historical buildings.

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And the joy of experimenting with beauty, space, and shape to create a different view through my first Vertorama in 2008, the journey has been exhilarating ever since.

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From Caves to Forts.
Churches to Monastery
Mosques to Tombs
Stepwells to ‘Wada’s (in Hindi, meaning Traditional Mansion Houses)

Museums to Modern Malls.