Frames of Life Seeing Time, Respecting Moments, and the Power of Presence Because the moment doesn't wait. What if photography was never really about cameras? What if it was about time-how it moves, how it leaves, and how rarely it waits for us to be ready? In Frames of Life, photographer and storyteller Indranil Mukherjee explores what years behind the lens quietly teach us about living well: arriving early, paying attention, waiting without force, and respecting moments before they disappear. Through reflections drawn from photography, travel, work, and everyday human encounters, this book reveals a simple but demanding truth-most meaningful moments are missed not because we are incapable, but because we are late. Late to notice. Late to listen. Late to be fully present. This is not a photography manual. It is not a productivity guide. It is not a motivational book. It is a reflective journey into: Why timing matters more than talent How punctuality is a form of respect Why presence begins before the moment What photography teaches us about trust, restraint, and attention How to live with fewer regrets by showing up early-mentally and physically Written in a calm, thoughtful voice, Frames of Life invites readers to slow down without stopping, to notice without chasing, and to meet life with readiness rather than urgency. This book is for photographers, travelers, creatives, professionals, and anyone who has ever felt that something important almost happened-and wondered why. Because the moment doesn't wait. But it does respond-to those who are already there.