Ayan Khasnabis was born in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. He started his career with one of the most respected IT vendors of the world. Currently he is working with one of the biggest financial institute as a credit risk analyst.
Inspite of his busy schedule he loves walking down the streets with his camera. Street photography being one of his main areas of interest he loves to spend time on streets, alleyways of small towns and villages and loves to study the daily life of people in activities.
Conference calls and meetings may be a part of his daily schedule; but often he switches his phone off and hits the road alone. Travel and people photography naturally became his favourites in this process. Apart from photography, outdoor activities like trekking, rock climbing are some of his favourite pastimes.Golden Ladakh
Writing is always difficult for me. One, I do not find time. Secondly whenever I find time, I usually get busy with processing photos. This time, my approach will be little different.
I will post all the photographs, later sometime I will come back and push texts in between. So, as you can guess I went to Ladakh. It was a dream which came true. But one week was definitely not enough and I have go back again and again. This time I did not have wide angle lens. I clicked with my old 18-55 kit lens that came as free with the Canon 400D body that I bought some three years ago. So can not really guarantee on the viewing pleasure. But you should get a feel of it.
I would say, Indians who has not visited the place… please do it. Others, please come here in this part of India, you will be completely mesmerized. I was feeling so tiny every alternate seconds, surrounded by great Himalayan ranges.
For other photos from the set, please visit my flickr photo stream @ www.flickr.com/photos/ayankhasnabis
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- Published:
- 12.30.09 / 9pm
- Category:
- travel
