Taj Mahal #2, Camera Obscura, India, 2024

It was raining, and there were only a few of us. We wandered single file under our umbrellas, feeling as though we were sneaking through narrow nocturnal paths. Then, just as we arrived, the sun rose on the Taj Mahal.
This photo was taken in Uttah Pradesh, in Agra, using a handmade camera, closely resembling a pinhole camera. The camera was crafted from wood, springs, and an ingenious shutter system, an homage to the creative legacy of my grandfather.

Specification
Archival pigment
Baryta Hahnemühle 315 g
Edition of 30
The print is signed and numbered on the back.
17 x 23.2 cm
(image 12 x 19 cm, 2.5 cm margins)

Framed (optional)
24 x 30 cm – black aluminum