Hi, I’m a bit of a travel junkie with a passion for exploring the unexplored armed only with a bottle of water and the ability to capture the moments as they unfold.
Having recently left the safe bubble of the corporate world, I’m exploring where my true passions could lead to. I’m currently based in Reading, Berkshire, England.
If you’re interested in using any of my photography or articles please get in touch. I’m also available for any freelance work worldwide, my duffel bag is always packed ready to go…
KevinStandage1@googlemail.com
Walking around graveyards isn’t everybody’s idea of fun, but to understand Kolkata you must understand the city’s past, and South Park Street Cemetery seemed like a good place to start. I ended up being totally captivated by this place, so much so that I returned twice to fully […]
Situated less than 100m south-east of the Bhaja Buddhist Caves complex in Maharashtra is one of the regions best kept secrets, and a site that is hugely significant in the development of rock-cut Buddhist architecture in Western India. Although considered part of Bhaja Caves, Cave 26 does not […]
Located on the east bank of the Mutha river 1km south-west of Shaniwar Wada in Pune, the Samadhi of Shrimant Nanasaheb Peshwe was until recently one of the most ignored heritage sites in the city. Thankfully, due to the efforts of the Jhunj organisation, this place has been […]
Situated on the north bank of the Mutha River and immediately east of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Bridge, Ghorpade Ghat is a contender for Pune’s least cared for heritage structure. Despite being only 300m from the main entrance gate of Shaniwar Wada, Pune’s most famous and visited heritage site, […]
Located on 1.5km north-east of Visapur Fort and 1.9km east of Bhaja Caves in Maharashtra, the village of Patan has three known rock-cut Buddhist excavations. Cave 1 is located less that 1km south-east of the village and can be quite easily reached on foot with only ~100m gain […]
Until the end of the 17th century, Baidyapur was just another nondescript village in Bengal, with the only heritage building of note being the 16th century Jora Deul. The fortunes of the village dramatically changed in the 1680s, when a gentleman named Haradhan Nandi settled here from East […]
Until the end of the 17th century, Baidyapur was just another nondescript village in Bengal, with the only heritage building of note being the 16th century Jora Deul. The fortunes of the village dramatically changed in the 1680s, when a gentleman named Haradhan Nandi settled here from East […]
Located 1km south-west of Yelghol village in Maval Taluka in Pune District, Yelghol Cave is a Buddhist rock-cut excavation modifying what was a pre-existing natural cavern. This region is of course famous for Buddhist rock-cut complexes such as Karla, Bedse and Bhaja Caves, but such sites are complimented […]
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