I did not know how to load these reels into the camera. In the name of ‘figuring it out’ I might have spent 20-30 reels as ‘researcher’s waste’. But at the end of it, I did figure it out. I was completely fascinated by the whole business of a camera. I really wanted to own one and so without any researching or any drama of comparing cameras, I went online and literally bought the first camera that
I found. A 99 rupees red coloured camera. I took pictures of mainly my family and friends. I even took this camera on my school trip and incurred the fascination of my friends (or that’s what I like to believe). That red coloured camera made me find a hobby in Photography. Then I moved onto Sony’s DSC-H7 camera. I took pictures of almost everything I could. I might have also been accused of attempting to blind my family because of my constant clicking. My first DSLR was a gift from a friend. I joined a biking club and travelled to a lot of places. I had an incessant need to capture everything that caught my attention for more than 5 seconds. So, the joy of a new camera and the joy of finding a hobby was the driving force that brought me to a place good enough to create a page called ‘Nikhil Mukunda Photography’. This page, through pictures, almost describes my journey viewed through a lens.
