Seen from my balcony.

Sections of Esjan – drenched in winter’s mellow rays this evening in Reykjavík.

The Góa seen here is an Icelandic chocolate company named after the second month of the old Norse calendar that signals the beginning of Spring.

2019 is here.

Final Sunset of the Year

he signage seen here is relatively new to Panjim. Both the legacy and the newer establishments have embraced the bright and the colourful.

Gleðileg Jól, Feliz Natal, Merry Christmas!

I took these images from the window of my moving car. Every morning Goan ladies from the field in the neighboring villages bring in their fresh produce for sale in Panjim.

In Salvador do Mundo, Goa.

Real, not virtual, gaming. Seen the other night in Betqui, Goa.

We saw this remarkable scene today morning in Sinquerim, Goa: aerial prop roots of a Banyan tree singing in the first rays of the rising sun.

The annual festa of the Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception in Panjim was celebrated today beginning with mass at sunrise.

Panjim, the capital city of Goa and my birthplace – once among the most beautiful towns in the world. It took India less than 50 years to turn it to dreck. Noticing India’s corrosive effect is, of course,

Sheela, a migrant from the state of Chhatisgarh, is a ragpicker, a métier disdained by Indians. I came across her this evening in Saligao, Goa, while photographing the sunset. Notice the beautiful light

Moments in tenderness. Seen last evening from my car window on the Ribandar-Chorão ferry in Goa.

Seen yesterday in Bombay from a moving car.

The day’s end in the coastal village of Odxel, Goa.

At the intersection of Castro and Mercy streets in downtown Mountain View, my home the past 25 years, is buried a time capsule. It was planted inside a custom-designed manhole in 1990 to be unearthed in

A couple of quick frames from the beautiful Vatnsdalur valley in north Iceland. It was extremely windy and only handheld shooting was possible. The hills in the second image are Vatnshólar, fashioned from

Two views of Hvalsneskirkja in Reykjanes, Iceland, one from this morning and another from last year.