jaee jadhav

Collector of random facts, a professional daydreamer, and an overthinker!  I run on caffeine and curiosity. When I am not busy saving the world (in my dreams), you will find me asking why, how, where, when - love finding answers about everything everyone around and far! 

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Bharatnatyam Beginnings

“I don’t have a clear memory of my first dance lesson – I was just 5 and a half. But I do remember the sound of ‘Salangai,’ the clinking of bells that fascinated me and drew me to the class.…”🌺 From hesitant steps to 10+ years of dedication, Anvi shares her journey of embracing Bharatnatyam – the challenges, the beauty of Abhinaya (expressions), and the discipline that transformed her life!Publi...

Seeing the Unseen

“Last month we had International Pathology Day(November 6) a day that evoked a sense of nostalgia as I reflect on my journey in the field of Pathology, which started nearly 43 years ago. …” - Dr.Varsha Jadhav. Published today second story as part of my project I call \Frames of Her Life\ ✨️ It's a photo series that combines portraits with personal stories, highlighting the varied journeys and expe...

Why I wrote It, How I survived It: Book Reviews 2024

 Now, you don't always have to necessarily rush out and buy the books I review :D. I just hope to sprinkle some fun facts that might tickle your curiosity about the topics I share with you. Sharing my December Blog https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2024/12/22/why-i-wrote-it-how-i-survived-it-book-reviews-2024/Challenges, travels, experiences - let me know how’s your 2024 been? Best regards and h...

2024 highlights!

2024: A year of words 🖊 , light, frames✨️ & creativity! 📸From food that looked too good to eat 🍴, cover photography for my blogs , to portraits that captured stories, to monochrome experiments and abstract themes — this year was all about exploring. ……..……...2025: I am leaning toward portraits and food photography , also with being open to varied opportunities - yes to all of them! Here’s to m...

Sip, Read, Review - “Inside Minimalism: Essays on Simple Living“

December read, I am offering my reviews on “Inside Minimalism: Essays on Simple Living.The best articles I liked from this book are by Joshua Hook. His writing tends to focus on how minimalism can improve mental clarity, reduce stress, and lead a more intentional lifestyle. Here all of this is presented in a simple way! Read the review at https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2024/12/21/sip-read-revi...

Faces at the Baazar

Penned down my experience this time at Dastkari Haat Samiti. Every year, I make it a point to visit one of these exhibitions, preferably alone! It is a national association of craftspeople founded in 1986 by Jaya Jaitly, its President.https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2024/12/04/faces-at-the-bazaar/ Today sharing about me knowingly-unknowingly observing the varied “faces at the Baazar”!Blog post ...

Frames of Her Life

Finally, I have started work on my project I call \Frames of Her Life\ ✨️ It's a photo series that combines portraits with personal stories, highlighting the varied journeys and experiences of women. It’s been on my bucket list for some time now. My intention is to engage with women in my vicinity, delve into their stories, and narrate them through both words and image!I am beginning this series ...

SkyBlue

Almost a Loner ☁️ from Osaka skies!#almostmonochrome #almostblue #cloudphotography #mobilephotography #osakadiaries #bluesky #theskyisblue

🐊 Crocodile Green

It's sheer Light here that's defining the mood, texture,structure of the image. The light and shadow play helps in  storytelling and composition, esp. when there is “only one color” in the discussion.Light direction and intensity determines where the viewer’s gaze falls first. Here is a “natural light” click of this “Crocodile 🐊 Green” Silk cloth I have. I blocked the top and bottom and let light...

B&W

Reducing the image to shades of one color forces emphasis on composition, lines, and balance! #almostmonochromeDo you agree? Compare the one with color here and without. Do you focus on colors first or the lines and patterns?