An expedition from from my college to the famous, Church Street, located in the heart of Bengaluru, India. It was a gloomy, overcast morning with occasional rays of sunshine. The street, which is known for the loud, hustling and bustling crowd, felt lifeless and isolated. While this was not exactly ideal for leisure and amusement, it did make the perfect opportunity for me to go around photographing the natural beauty of the street, without the human distractions. The first photo features the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) workers, caught in action, sweeping the street, in a blur due to a slow shutter speed shot, kept on a tripod. We can see the gradual increase in terms of people as the street was slowly coming back to life, as the time goes by. The next pictures features a bright red brick walled building, located on the street, with its window panes protruding out, making it a very intersting photo to shoot. A couple of black and white pictures follow. One, shows the street from a low angle, in its full glory. The other showcases another building with several glass windows and pillars. The last photo is probably the most interesting one. It features a graffiti art of a cat wearing the Batman mask, with its eyes replaced by reflectors. There was a sudden glimpse of sunlight that shone on the wall, leading me to the sight. It made the perfect shot for a picture and I grabbed the opportunity.