Delhi
Delhi is dirty and congested, the air pollution is among the worst in the world, the poverty is depressing and yet I had a great time taking photos across Delhi.
The Best Albums of 2007
An excellent year in music. Burial: Untrue is a classic, as far as I'm concerned.
Rajasthan
Some photos taken along the road during a road trip through Rajasthan.
Jaipur
I spent two days in Jaipur. I enjoyed walking around the old town.
Jodhpur
With its blue houses and winding, medieval streets, Jodhpur is one of the most photogenic cities in Rajasthan.
Jaisalmer
Jaisalmer, in Rajasthan, on the border with Pakistan, is best known for its ancient fort, which dates back to the 12 century.
Jain Temple Ranakpur
A selection of photos of the stunning Jain Temple in Ranakpur, India.
Udaipur
I enjoyed walking around the old centre of Udaipur. It was my introduction to India. I was still jet lagged and it took me some more days to get my mojo back.
Of Cassette Tapes and Compact Flash Cards
I remember having heated discussions with my classmates in high school over the supposed superiority of the Maxwell XLII-S or the TDK SA-X cassette tape over the TDK SA or the Sony UX-S.
Private Equity: How It Works
The private equity industry has received quite a bit of bad press over the past few months. Yet few people seem to understand how private equity actually works.
A Kiss on the Eye
This photo by Janine Antoni reminded me of an essay by Jacques Derrida on the work of Jean-Luc Nancy in which he reflects on the sense of touch and the notion of the eyes touching upon something.
Olivier Rolin: L'Invention du Monde
L’invention du monde (The Invention of the World) is a novel like no other. To say that it is ambitious is an understatement. But it succeeds in every respect.