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Newsletter · By Deepak Parmar · English · Official site

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    The Photowalk (opens the original)

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    It turns out that for me, being present manifests itself by chasing light. Last week I was crouched down on a street in Kings Cross, knees almost getting soaked in the puddle on the pavement, surrounded by people whose names I did not know an hour before. We had all turned up for the same reason and none of us knew each other.The first few minutes, as is typical with a group of strangers held an awkward quietness. People were adjusting straps. Checking lenses or, in this case, discussing the wea

  2. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    I Haven't Published in Months. That Was the Point. (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone

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    It’s been 50 days since my last newsletter. And I don’t feel guilty about it.I’d like to tell you I took to it easily. I didn’t. For the first two weeks, the voice was loud. It told me to stay visible, stay consistent, stay in the feed. I’ve given that voice a lot of room over the years. This summer I decided not to argue with it. Just to leave it behind.Every summer I take a break from work and writing. It’s my annual energy reset, the thing that lets me show up properly for the back half of th

  3. Issue · Jul 15, 2026

    The Economics of Judgment (opens the original)

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    “Surely at some point, you’ve billed for adequate work Dee. You probably justified it because it was good enough for the brief.”I’m sitting in the pub with a friend. It’s pint three. Annoyingly, she’s not wrong.There’s a scheme I used to have in my own deck, one I’m quietly proud of, that I know was never more than a competent floor plan and a decent render. The client got what they paid for. I got the fee. It was a fast-paced project and no one asked the hard questions that mattered. I didn’t a

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