ABOUT

Am Georgie Mathew, recently became a doctor and working as an intern in Christian Medical College, Vellore, India.

Photography is something which makes me happy at the end of a tiring day.

So I make it a point to shoot (pun intended) every day (or try at least) to get at least one post a day.

Do visit this post daily or subscribe (there is a little button at the bottom of the site which says, “Sign me up!”. I promise, no spam or graphic content will be featured.

And the reasons I chose to photograph the people and streets around me are

1. The streets are always available.

2. Vellore and Tamil people are generally very friendly.

3. I was inspired by many photographers who shoot the human condition (present and past). Links are there in my blogroll.

If you enjoyed the post, do visit tomorrow also. Enjoy !!

20 thoughts on “ABOUT”

  1. really wonderful pictures; full of spirit and soul. makes me want to join in their game!

    • Hi Jocelyn,
      Guess you’re referring to the post “spin it to win it”,.. thanks for the visit.. The kids were really enthusiastic about the whole photoshoot thing and they went real crazy showing off their skills..

      Cheers
      Georgie

      PS. There’ll be other posts waiting for you everyday if you could come back.. ;)

  2. Hi georgie, Stumbled onto your blog from Kaushal blog. Your work is refreshing – and i really like the way you make colors work for you. Look forward to seeing more work of you as well.
    I wouldnt call myself a street photographer, but it is definitely a direction i have chosen. Do visit my blog and share feedback.

  3. Discovered your blog via a comment on Steve McCurry’s Coming of Age post – Some great photography here. Thanks for sharing it!

  4. Georgie,

    You have left comments at TheDailyGraff.com often enough that I was surprised to realize that you weren’t already a subscriber. Thanks for signing on!

    Since you’re an intern, I’ll have to work extra hard to . . . . . . keep you in stitches. –John

  5. Loved going through your street captures and liked the philosophy of at least one capture a day! Should I call you photo-doctor !! Thanks for visiting my blog and sharing your inputs.

  6. Really love your eye for composition and attention to color. What a beautiful blog you’ve got here!

  7. Dear Dr Georgie,

    I have seen your photos on the CMC calenders.Dr Wesley Rajaleelan told me about your blog.I found it through google.I like your compositions.I got motivated to start a photoblog of my own.Now freinds of mine are starting theirs too.Wanted to let you know that you are inspiring :)
    God bless,

    Dr Dheeraj Kattula,
    Psychiatry Dept

  8. Beautiful photos!

  9. Came across your blog by following a link on Natasha’s facebook page. I’m really impressed. Being able to see beauty in seemingly trivial things is a gift that keeps on giving – good for you that you have it.

    During my Vellore days, I used to wish to go out and take more pictures, but by the time I finished work, it was always late at night. Now I’m getting to enjoy those scenes thanks to your photographs.

    - Swati

  10. Dear ‘shooting doctor’,
    as you can see I do appreciate your images. India, its culture and people, are one of my main interests.
    Here I have found many many interesting answers to my far away questions…
    Go on, please. Thanks and congrats.
    mfr

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