Happy Birthday Marilyn Monroe

This dazzling icon would have been 85 yesterday, and Im sure she would have been just as beautiful and charming as she was.

Although she is long before my time, I never forget seeing her on tv when I was 11. The movie was 'How to Marry a Millionaire', where she plays a semi blind blonde, who, along with her two girlfriends, are trying to figure the science of marrying a millionaire. Refusing to wear glasses, her character bumps around the scene in funny little anecdotes. The moral of the movie is love conquers all - and they all happen to be millionaires... But Marilyn's performance captured me. I had never seen a creature more beautiful. Her images still inspire me:

The girl loved to read

-xox-

Design | Content | Photography

Starting this journey into photography feels like catching up with an old friend – my trusty Canon camera, a gift from my filmmaker dad over a decade ago. While life kept me busy raising my wonderful daughters, Sahana and Dylana, I put photography on hold for bedtime stories. But now, as I dive into learning about product photography, my creativity sparks. Behind the lens, I'm not just snapping pictures; I'm capturing memories and stories, a talent I believe runs in the family. The classroom has become a safe space filled with inspiration, where my classmates and I cheer each other on. Here, my knack for styling fits right in, blending with the skills of others. And our teachers, full of wisdom and encouragement, make every click of the camera feel like a chance for something great.

Cooking live on TVSN with Peter Mason

Cooking live on TV with Satvik Foods on TVSN was another thrilling experience, filled with flavourful "here's something I prepared earlier" dishes, nerves, and lots of fun! My sister joined me for the first time for an intro, and we shared our passion for Ayurvedic-inspired cooking with Peter Mason and our live audience. Thank you to everyone who tuned in and supported us on this exciting culinary journey!

Studio Portraits

First attempt at studio portraits inside the mArts precinct Armed with professional equipment, I aim to unravel the personalities hidden within my subjects. The play of light and shadow bring their stories to life, capturing forever just a moment of each individual. In that environment, my subjects transform - the lens painting tales of expression

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