Bus ride photographs archive 50
16/06/2026

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Bus ride photographs archive 50
16/06/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 49
NCBS to ICTS Bangalore
16/06/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 48
ICTS to NCBS Banglore
10th June 2026
Bus ride photographs archive 47
ICTS Bangalore
05/05/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 46
ICTS to NCBS Banglore
30/04/2026
A very beautiful and accurate modern presentation of The Death of Socrates (who was sentenced to death for impiety and corrupting the youth of Athens)
26/04/2026
Bangalore
Tentative first two pages of an upcoming book, which hopefully will get printed one day, titled Hyperfocus.
The book will have selected photographs from the series "Bus ride archive" — both from the ones uploaded here and from those that are not.
Why the title Hyperfocus, one could ask. Isn't it a clinical term, heavily used in the context of attention disorders? Well, the answer lies in an introspective observation from Bus ride photographs archive 33:
"After a brief hiatus — a few trips where I didn't take pictures, just watched the passing mystic, magical streets — I realized what had once started as a casual pastime had quietly taken shape and grown into a painstaking endeavour. One has to remain in a constant state of hyperfocus to absorb whatever these streets throw at you, to stay ready with the phone, to choose, and to capture at that very perfect instant. Even a split-second difference can make the moment vanish forever, making the captured image useless."
And yet, even in that constant state of hyperfocus, one can never entirely capture these ever-changing streets — which is precisely what makes them both beautiful and unpredictable. The streets will always exceed you.
Yes, the word "hyperfocus" describes extreme, locked-in concentration. But what it produces — the photographs taken — are images of blur, motion, distraction, the peripheral, the accidental. People half-seen, or caught in the middle of an act, in focus or blurred. Signs half-read. Moments already passing. You can't reframe, you can't wait, you can't return. The light changes, the bus moves, the person disappears.
The title promises precision and delivers transience. That gap between the word and the images is where the tension lives — and I think that tension is what makes a photobook worth returning to.
pune trip
13/04/2026
Now at 3:42 AM on the 13th of April 2026, while travelling from Pune to Bangalore, while being sick and light-headed, a sudden whispering strength entered me and encourageed me to write. That singular strength that subsided my illness, the terrible condition of the journey, the sudden jerks and bumps of the bus, or the loud snoring of the fellow traveller beside me.
I asked myself, “about what I should write ?”
Definitely not about my ill health, not about the worst travelling conditions, not about the thunderous night sky, the stars, the lone roads, the dazzling lights, the dark mountains, or the rushing trees.
There is something far greater than all these — something above beauty, above drama, above suffering...Something that filled me with pure joy even to think about it , a deep self-confession, a prayer, a momentary relief so complete that the present moment itself became weightless....
But how can one write about the most beautiful thing without breaking its celestial vision?
One simply can't, so all I can do is offer this poem....the closest my trembling hand could type... (After spending two hours i realised that maybe I might edit this poem once I regain my strengths ..... or maybe not..)
3:42 AM
In the fevered dark the bus lurches forward,
rain streaking hard across the windows,
something more stronger and more powerful came to me.
Not loud. Not named.
Only this quiet knowing:
I stand as guardian of your solitude,
and you stand as guardian of mine —
two separate depths
watching over each other
miles apart day and night.
I carry your heart with me in this rattling dark,
carry it inside my own.
It is the deepest secret nobody knows —
the root of the root, the bud of the bud.
I rest my forehead on the cool glass,
watching the rain blur the lights,
and the quiet inside me says
one day this long night will be carrying me back to you soon
Unspoken. Unbroken.
The most beautiful thing,
I have known in a long time.
This weary, rain-soaked journey
suddenly feels like the shortest path home.
Be Drunk
Charles Bauldelaire
Banglore
03/04/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 44
NCBS to ICTS Bangalore
27/03/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 43
NCBS to ICTS Bangalore
26/03/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 42
NCBS to ICTS Bangalore
25/03/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 41
ICTS to NCBS Banglore 22/03/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 40
NCBS to ICTS Bangalore
21/03/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 39
ICTS to NCBS Banglore
20/03/2026
Bus ride photographs archive 38
NCBS to ICTS Bangalore
20/03/2026