Some photographs can stop viewers in their tracks. They allow the audience to halt, observe, and mull over the finite layers of colors and content confined in a frame. Such photographs are rare in a world brimming with visual noise, as they allow the viewer to connect and find some respite from the throes of life.

A notable example is Ashim Tyagi's abstract series, Drip, that captures the melodies of everyday scenes in its diverse shapes and forms. While to some, it may appear like photographs of an enchanting but muddled monsoon season in India, the reality is quite far from that. . thephoblographer.com

2025-5-30 19:00