Notes from fifty years of weddings.
Essays on craft, guides for planning families, and stories from the archive. Written slowly, like everything else here.

Why we still print albums
A phone dies with its battery; an album survives the century. On paper, permanence, and the one delivery that never goes out of date.
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Haldi light: the hour photographers love
Why the smallest morning function produces the warmest photographs of the whole wedding.

Planning photography for a three-day Marwari wedding
Functions, light, family lists and rest - a practical guide from five decades of doing it.

What your grandparents' wedding photos teach us
Twelve frames, no retakes, and compositions that still hold - lessons from the film years.

Photography or film? Both - here's how they share a wedding
How two crafts cover one day without ever standing in each other's frame.
