A short set from Kaikoura.

A short set from Nelson and Tasman.

A short set from Arthur’s Pass.

A short set from Aoraki Mount Cook National Park.

I remember reading somewhere that what a country deems as important changes as it becomes more affluent: people want a scooter, and then a car, and then move on to intangibles like clean air. It feels like longevity is the pinnacle of affluence, so it is worthwhile reminding myself that some of what I experiment with comes from a complete position of privilege. This post comes from that position of privilege.

A short set from Kuala Lumpur.

A short set from Bangalore.

A short set from Gangtok and the mountains of Sikkim.

A short set from Agra.

A short set from Jaipur.