1) This photograph was taken in New Delhi. Tea is one of Asia’ greatest inventions. I love tea, and the old style and way of having a cup of tea is timeless.

2) While I was walking around I heard these voices. They drew me closer; I had never heard such beautiful voices. I came closer and discovered this group of folk singers. It was like walking into history: Their faces are timeless.

3) We live in a complex world where Eastern traditions combine with Western materialism; these two signs represent that duality.

4) I was driving by and saw this couple of kids playing cricket. There was something special about the place so I walked on the cricket field which was next to a mosque. I asked the kids if I could take their picture. When they agreed I asked this kid to hold the bat. The next day I gave them a print.

5) This picture is of a girl I came across in an Indian village. At first she tried to take away her sari, but I thought it looked cool as it was.

6) This is my dad, a great man. I call this picture “Think About It.”

7) I came across this school by coincidence. It was the first time I walked into a mosque and I was drawn by the beautiful voices. When I took this picture I knew it would be good. That doesn’t happen often; it’s one of my favorites.

8) This picture was taken in a mosque, hence the background. I asked some kids to pose in front of a wall. They were all excited and gathered around each other. In this village, Muslims, Hindus, and Sikhs were all living side by side in peace; this is the way it should be.

9) The way I take my pictures is by just walking around and discovering. This is how I came across this girl. I asked if I could take her photo, she nodded her head and I took two frames. Not thinking much of the photographs, she didn’t say a word. She belonged to a group of people who dress up in religious Hindu clothing and ask for donations.

10) To be different isn’t a bad thing.