Honestly, when I started photography, it was more of doing something different. Back then I had no clue what to click and how to click. There was something more, something difficult to articulate initially every time I used to click. I've learned the task of a philosophy of photography is to reflect upon this possibility of freedom and thus its significance in a world dominated by apparatuses. 

 

Through photography and image, I have been afforded the privilege of sharing the stories and myths of the surroundings with others. The process for me became self-revelatory. It's not only clicking an image or capturing a moment but it's more about the consciousness and emotions that you put into and those feelings will remain with the image forever. Every image is seemingly the true reflection of its own existence. I can see the reflection of my existence in each of the images which were there from the moment of capturing and will be for good. My emotions, consciousness, everything is scattered throughout these photographs in this infinite universe and its latitude keeps integrated with the taking of new photographs. It's not only preposterous but either exhausting to try to reckon my cognitions if these photographs ain't united to a certain level. It's like capturing the past, time, and life. Or maybe capturing the realization of my own existence.