Well, not fully broken, but a little.

Trees look the most beautiful during the monsoon season. Shot inside our training campus in Mysore.

This clock (a very recognizable sight in Mysore city) is marked with Kannada numerals. Kannada is one of the oldest surviving and most widely spoken languages in the world. Works in Kannada have been awarded the most (eight) of one of the nation’s highest literary honours – The Jnanpith.

Chain-link fences are awesome!

There is something inherently beautiful in symmetry that fascinates the human mind. Pictured here is the amphitheater in our Mysore training campus – where so many fun times were had.

Monkeys are commonly chained and dragged along by homeless people looking to make money. Just outside the Mysore railway station was this monkey, staring into the unknown, hoping tomorrow would be a better day. And yes, the title is inspired by one of my favourite songs – “Maybe Tomorrow is a Better Day” by Poets of The Fall.

Hope is a good thing.

Lanterns add a classic touch to sunsets.

This is what a local lifeguard looks like. Baywatch has given us unrealistic expectations.

A local fisherman; the numerous lines on his skin show age, but they do not slow him down.