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#163…Seshu

Seshu Photography (blog here ) is based in Connecticut, New England, but Seshu travels extensively to capture lushly gorgeous wedding, engagement and portrait images that are a flawless mix of candid in-the-moment captures fused with beautifully posed images. Seshu was born in NY, but lived in India for 12 years before returning to the US. As he mentions in his bio, he straddles multiple cultures and comfortably immerses himself into their prized traditions. I know you will enjoy his work if you haven’t yet heard of Seshu. Make sure you follow him on twitter too, as he has lots to say and lots of great advice.

Enjoy!

Mary

Kirsty-Abu Dhabi - February 4, 2010 - 2:14 am

Thank you for sharing this one – I LOVE it – and so inspiring for those of us who live in multicultural cities!

Janine Guidera - February 10, 2010 - 1:59 am

Beautiful work..so diverse! Thanks for sharing.

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