Fine Art Photographer

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Pallas Capital expands its Australian presence with the launch of its Adelaide office: Photographs

On Thursday, 13 November, Pallas Capital hosted more than 85 guests across the property ecosystem, including brokers, developers, real estate agents, family offices, and property lawyers to mark the opening…

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Adelaide Botanic Gardens, ADL Botanical, Early Spring, Fine Art Photographer, Naina, Naina Redhu, Professional Photographer, Naina.co, Roses, Nature, Landscape Photography, Nature Portraiture, South Australia

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Early Spring at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens

This was my first time at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. I will have to return several times to photograph a bunch of trees and plants that have “nature portraiture” potential…

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Articles & Writing

Gratitude

Been thinking about how to deal with my existential crisis. Career-wise and personal-life-wise, I’m doing ok. There’s a never-ending search for meaning and the feeling of fulfillment and I lead…

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Kew Gardens #EyesForLondon

As part of the #EyesForLondon feature, I also visited the Kew Botanical Gardens in London. And this is just a little bit of what I saw. If you’re in London…

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Vintage landscape blurs

While traveling across five countries in Europe, while there were many photography opportunities, there were times when a long train journey dulled the photographic “eye”. Out of such boredom was…

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