
Captured some years ago at the Colombo Zoo in Sri Lanka, a quiet moment of shared curiosity between two tiger cubs. In the stillness of monochrome, every contour and delicate bristle comes to life, serving as a reminder of the wild grace found even in stillness.

Carved directly into the sheer face of a massive granite monolith, the ancient Sasseruwa (Reswehera) Buddha statue of Sri Lanka stands as a timeless monument to spiritual endurance. Sculpted over fifteen centuries ago, the colossal figure captures the Abhaya Mudra – the gesture of fearlessness. Its deeply textured, weathered stone beautifully merges ancient human artistry with the raw, unyielding earth.
A Sri Lankan way to greet and say “Ayubowan” simply translates to “May you live long”
Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka – Nikon Z8 and 200mm f/2 lens





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