Title: Not a Old Man – My Photography Featured in International Looplite Magazine

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Introduction

Photography is not just about capturing a face, it is about capturing emotions, stories, and moments that speak louder than words. I, Rajishyo (Rajesh Kasana / R. Rajishyo), am delighted to share that my recent black & white portrait series titled "Not a Old Man" has been published in the internationally recognized Looplite Magazine (Volume 452).


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About the Work: "Not a Old Man"

The portrait, shot in raw black & white, highlights the depth, strength, and resilience of a man who carries wisdom far beyond what age can define. The title "Not a Old Man" reflects the idea that age is not just a number—it’s about spirit, energy, and the story behind every wrinkle.

Through the contrast of black and white, I wanted to showcase timelessness. The man in the frame is not just a subject; he is a storyteller whose silence speaks more than words.


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About Looplite Magazine

Looplite Magazine is a creative international magazine platform that celebrates photography, fashion, art, and culture. Being featured in Volume 452 is a proud moment, as it connects my work with a global audience of art lovers and photography enthusiasts.

Website: www.6xmedia.com


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Credits

📸 Photographer/Creative Director: Rajishyo (Rajesh Kasana)
👔 Wardrobe: Rajishyo
📰 Published in: Looplite Magazine, Volume 452


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Why This Feature Matters

Getting featured in an international magazine like Looplite is a milestone in my artistic journey. It represents not just recognition, but also motivation to keep exploring deeper stories through my lens.


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Conclusion

"Not a Old Man" is more than just a photograph—it is an expression of strength, emotion, and timeless beauty. I am grateful to Looplite Magazine for providing this platform and to everyone who continues to support my creative journey.

Stay connected with me for more updates on my upcoming projects

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