“It's a funny thing that happens when you finally stop thinking. You're just there in the present. The constant background noise fades out and you're left with something bare. With time I gave myself a chance to learn from the masters of street photography that eliminating what's not important helps you focus on what is. It's a philosophy that applies to most aspects of life, but translated to photography it means we're better able to focus on the people and life around us.

Finally I realized with training that attention to the subject is what really matters and the new goal became to strip the equipment and its features down to the very essentials. The one function became to capture and make sense of what is right in front of us.” - Rammy Narula