Living Pictures
Shital Morjaria (she/her)Mainly a photography journal. And some musings connecting the dots between photos and everyday life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | livingpictures.substack.com |
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The art of letting things happen
In general, the world places too much emphasis on making an effort. As a society we give ‘conscious effort’ a lot of importance. For the most part our energy goes in trying to control, govern and change things around us.
Magical experiences through shinrin-yoku
Every time I get away from my city life and seek the riches of nature, especially in a forest, I experience its calming and restorative effect. I begin to feel a sense of peace and well-being. In other words, I have the experience of shinri...
A fort where the past meets the present
Among all the subjects I have photographed, monuments are particularly fascinating. I love the ambiance and mystery that historical sites evoke. The Bidar Fort, located in South India, is a wonderful sight for any photographer. As I started...
Freezing moments through changing tides
Over the years, I have come to understand that the beach is a metaphor for the impermanence in life. The moments I capture on the beach are fleeting and in a constant flux. Of course that doesn’t make these moments less meaningful. In fact...
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A photographer and editor of a digital news publication, creator of a contemporary women based TV show and an Indie film maker. I am addicted to photography books, Indian fiction and my morning cup of tea.
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