Story behind Chess board

Wedding in a different style . Tried to incorporate some important aspects of a wedding via this chess board. 

CORPORATE : Soldier has to make the initial part of the move, without the move of soldier bigger powers are stagnant(though the have powers) .Soldier has the capacity to destroy the opposite king, but still when times are bad, he is first to layoff sorry to sacrifice.

CORPORATE : Soldier would move step by step with great struggle with the dream of being a bigger power.There is a time where he can promote into bigger power, but opposite forces works hard to kick him out, sadly for opp forces kicking him out is more important than any other personal moves.May be opp powers are afraid of the consequences. 

Items used : A chess board, crushed brown paper and a torch light to depict a soldier`s dream

Condition apply: Not done with the intention of affecting any personal souls

CORPORATE : Bench : They are out of the game, waiting for the next game to start... 
Didn't like waiting ? want to play all game long ? TRY to became a KING...

Outdoor fashion portrait

Kids cute pose...

Candid wedding {Murali + sujitha}

Couple portrait 

Groom portrait in style

Fun with groom friends and siblings...

The moment to cherish

Cute candid of kids and family friends...

Self portrait

one of the toughest self portrait i took. I have this shot in mind without the bottom light, then i went on floor with lights. I have 2 Elinchrom 200 lights but still it doesnt give this kind of directional light, so i made a  large snoot with black chart for 2 lights. I closed every possible natural light coming in by doors and windows. This directional light will show off only in black background so pasted my black cloth in the wall. Finally with some smokes took this one. Bottom light is my speedlite which i added at last just to check but then i felt it adds something to the photograph so i kept it. And there is a remote in my hand which i cropped :)

Attitude speaks

One of my fav black and white shot...

A classic portrait