Jagmeet Singh/ Summer Issue
Jul 3
1 min read
Hailing from the busy streets of Delhi, it is really not a surprise that I picked up the camera when I did. Quickly jumping on to the street photography scene in Old Delhi paired with the carefully curated world of culinary photography, I managed to live the artistic way of order and chaos. My work ranges from intimate portraits to the immediacy of street scenes. I draw inspiration from the world around me - from small details on the skin of left out tea to the Goliathan architecture of London that makes one feel smaller than a grain of rice. The medium that has chosen me gives me power with its restrictions of being able to produce only a single frame to tell a whole story and I respect it.
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