Hey there, I’m Kunal. In another timeline, I’d probably be an outdoor nature guide, pointing out plants and warning people not to eat suspicious berries. But in this one, I work in IT. Between endless emails and servers that only break on Fridays, I remember that I own a camera. That’s when I grab it, head out, and try to make sense of the world through my lens.
I don’t always see things the “normal” way. Most people walk through a forest looking straight ahead—I’ll be the guy staring up at the canopy, noticing patterns in the branches, or distracted by a squirrel doing parkour. Call it mild ADHD, call it curiosity—it’s just how my brain works, and it’s what shapes my photography.
I’m not chasing perfection. Sometimes I forget to bring a camera, sometimes I forget the memory card (we don’t talk about that day). But when I do click the shutter, it’s about catching those odd little moments others might not even notice are happening—the kind of details that feel like tiny glitches in the matrix. A leaf falls left instead of right, a shadow bends at the wrong angle, a stranger laughs one second later than expected… and suddenly you’re in a Donnie Darko-style butterfly effect where the whole timeline shifts. That’s the stuff I like to freeze, because it feels like photography is less about “taking pictures” and more about peeking at the alternative path not taken.
So if you’re here expecting every photo to be a masterpiece, lower those expectations. Some shots are artistic, some are just my version of reality, and a few probably suck. But that’s the fun of it: photography is my way of staying curious, getting distracted in the best possible way, and enjoying the hobby for what it is. Thanks for stopping by—and if you ever want to swap stories, collaborate, or just laugh about chasing birds with a camera, let’s connect.