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Divine Choreography!

Divine Choreography!

There is a quiet magic that happens in the brief window between sunset and nightfall. While the bustling streets of Bengaluru hum with the usual evening rush, a completely different kind of rush hour takes place if you look upward into the skies above. On the evening of June 17, 2026, the sky cleared just …

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A Line Drawn by the Divine: The Moon and Jupiter’s Intimate Evening Rendezvous

A Line Drawn by the Divine: The Moon and Jupiter’s Intimate Evening Rendezvous

If last night’s sky was a grand, sweeping dance across the western horizon, tonight was an intimate, hushed conversation between two cosmic giants. Returning to the rooftop this Wednesday evening, May 20th, 2026, the Bengaluru skies cleared once more to reveal a sight so perfectly geometric, it felt less like random cosmic mechanics and more …

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Piercing the Storm: Capturing the Moon, Venus, Jupiter, and the Twins of Gemini

Piercing the Storm: Capturing the Moon, Venus, Jupiter, and the Twins of Gemini

There is a distinct, breathless magic that occurs when the celestial clockwork aligns perfectly to pierce through a stormy night. Earlier this evening, right here in Bengaluru, the heavy pre-monsoon clouds parted just enough to reveal a breathtaking cosmic triad: a delicate, glowing crescent Moon suspended beautifully in the western sky, flanked by the two …

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Celestial Whispers: A Night of Automated Discovery

Celestial Whispers: A Night of Automated Discovery

Last night, May 12, 2026, was a testament to how modern technology can bridge the gap between our busy daily lives and the silent, ancient wonders of the cosmos. Between 7:20 PM and 10:15 PM, while I was indoors attending to other tasks, my gear was outside under the Bengaluru sky, diligently working through a …

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Celestial Whispers

Celestial Whispers

Date: April 26, 2026Location: Bengaluru, IndiaEquipment: DWARF mini Smart TelescopeProcessing: Live Stacking via App & Stellar Studio There is a unique kind of magic that happens on the terrace in Bengaluru. Between the hum of the city and a sky occasionally draped in clouds, you wouldn’t expect to find the birthplace of stars or the …

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Capturing the Cosmos: A New Lens on the Universe

Capturing the Cosmos: A New Lens on the Universe

The Arrival of a Tiny GiantYesterday, a small box arrived that promised to bridge the gap between my terrace and the deep reaches of space: the DWARF mini. In an age where we are often glued to small screens for trivialities, this device uses technology to turn our eyes upward, reminding us of the vastness …

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The Sky as an Altar: A 48-Hour Vedic Journey

The Sky as an Altar: A 48-Hour Vedic Journey

In the last two days, my terrace in Bengaluru transformed into an intense night sky viewing altar. With the S26 Ultra acting as my “Modern Drik”—a contemporary lens of divine perception—I tracked the “Jewels” of the cosmos, connecting the dots between the stars above and the profound wisdom of many ancient verses. Through this lens, …

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Moon video

Moon video

Here’s a brief clip of the moon from my archives By zooming in, the surface features are clearly visible.

Portraits, Bokeh, and Joy: Why the Nifty Fifty Belongs in Every Camera Bag

Portraits, Bokeh, and Joy: Why the Nifty Fifty Belongs in Every Camera Bag

How the Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 transforms everyday moments into vibrant portraits with creamy blur and effortless charm. This afternoon I stepped out with my Canon R7 and my new Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 lens, and it turned into a revelation. Sometimes the simplest gear can surprise you, and this little lens—often nicknamed the “nifty …

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Super Moon

Super Moon

Just wanted to share some images of the Super Moon 04-12-2025. It was very cloudy, I tried to take photos using the Mirrorless camera and mobile.  The photos taken through the mobile turned out to be much clearer. Here are a few photos,  some of them have been cropped and slightly enhanced.

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