Subha Joshi Photography

Indeed, it is a surreal feeling to have something I captured exhibited in the

So many congratulations to all the artists who got selected for the exhibit.

Looking, gazing, and staring at everyone’s masterpieces was awe-inspiring.

The exhibit opens on Sept 30th. It is free admission for residents of the Bay Area counties every Saturday until January 7th, 2024. You do need a ticket and make a reservation at the website.

09/25/2023

Adult and juvenile bald eagles negotiating on who gets the last bite of salmon

09/25/2023

Alamo Square, SF

09/23/2023

Hummingbird Moth

09/22/2023

reflecting

09/20/2023

A picturesque sunset in San Francisco

09/19/2023

A Juvenile bald eagle balancing itself on a branch.
I have always had a special love for backlit shots, and the details that get highlighted in those.

09/17/2023

…to the times when things aligned

09/13/2023

mental whirlpool

09/12/2023

Taken from Berkeley Hills

09/12/2023

One of the best moments is definitely when the untamed makes eye contact with the tamed one.

09/10/2023

From the last winter solstice.

Photos from Subha Joshi Photography's post

07/05/2023

Happie, not happier

Who wants to be happy? In theory, everyone. I often times expect that I should be happy by default. Such a weird thought.

Without putting in the effort to be happy or to have habits that make me happy, how am I supposed to be happy? Don't we all know our mind so easily gets distracted by negative thoughts. I personally have a triple doctorate in overthinking. I concocted scenarios that never happened. Take that, AI.

Recently, I saw a reel about gratitude, and it just hit me differently. It would be a big fat lie to say it totally changed my life. But it made me think!

About the power of giving the benefit of the doubt to others. By others, I don't mean a random Tom walking on the street. But to my family, my dearest friends, and my colleagues with whom I work day in and day out.

I practiced it for half a day. Because my mind couldn't resist the urge to feel negative. But hey, half a day at a time... I will take that.

You know what I got from that HALF A DAY? I had way less anxiety. I was communicating more with a few friends as I normally would despite the cobwebs in my mind due to my thoughts. I didn't discard the "actual," "tangible" negative things that were happening. Because giving the benefit of the doubt is not about accepting bad behavior.

It is all about strengthening personal character. And who doesn't want a compassionate, generous, and open mindset?

My dad always says - give it your best; rest is not in your hands. So here's to giving myself my best shot. If you read till here, Thank you 🙂