Blog - Adnan K Photography

I've written before about how photography, as an art form, is subjective.

Even in the fast-paced world of sports photography, patience is the quiet by-product nobody warns you about.

On 26th May 2013 I wrote a blog post titled "The Prize For Working For Free."

I can hand you my exact settings.

A message landed in my WhatsApp the other day.

This may come across as arrogant, but when I got my hands on my first "professional" camera in 2010, I had never learnt photography in any structured way.

I'm one of a minority who gets to say that they live to do what they do.

I still get anxious before a shoot.

Recently I was accused of being too emotional — that being emotional was a weakness.

A few weeks back I picked up a last-minute booking to shoot a cricket match.

The expanded World Cup pool brought us some true underdog performances — Cape Verde being the standout.

I want to fail.

I've been thinking about what to write for a while now.

I started a conversation recently about how restaurants, venues, and public spaces can feel surprisingly controlling when it comes to photography.

If you've come this far, you already know that this website is mainly focused on photography — which is what I am and what I do.