To celebrate World Photography Day, we invited our associates to share photos that hold special meaning. From favorite places and memorable moments to everyday scenes captured through a unique lens, each photo tells a personal story and offers a glimpse into the creativity, perspective and experiences that connect us.
Sonia Jose, Legal Operations Specialist, India: This photograph captures more than just a plate of momos—it holds the memories of my first international journey to Nepal and my longest adventure with two dear friends, through Nepal and parts of eastern India. Every destination, every plan, every mistake, every laugh, every challenge, and even our little arguments became part of an unforgettable story. Travelling on a tight budget, momos became our comfort food and constant companion. This photo, taken later at a restaurant in my hometown, brings back those cherished moments and reminds me that the simplest things often carry the most meaningful memories.

Naveen Krishna, Communications Specialist – Associate Success, India: A mother stands at the doorway, showing her daughters a world full of possibilities and a future waiting to unfold. Yet, behind her, there is an unspoken uncertainty about what tomorrow holds for her own life. Perhaps that is motherhood - guiding your children toward a brighter future, even when your own path remains unclear. (Photo: The MNK Street Stories by M Naveen Krishna – Bengaluru, India)

Kevin O’Donnell, Senior Video Production Manager – Marketing, United States: Photography is my passion! I practically sleep with my camera. Whether I’m hiking or just don’t want to miss a good sunset when I’m running around, my camera is always with me, but when an astro-tourism trip is scheduled, a lot of planning goes into those. Multiple cameras, tripods and trackers, water and snacks, and don’t forget the OFF spray!
These photos were taken in Arizona’s Canyon Country including the Grand Canyon, Marble Canyon and Antelope Canyon, with some additional shots of the many sunsets, monsoon storms, and short trips to capture the stars in places like Boulder, Colorado this year. 2026 photography has been as grand as those canyons, but there’s many more moments to come!

Vijaya Bhaskar Velagana, Software Engineer – Product Development, India: The rain never asks for attention. It simply falls, and the world grows quieter. Sometimes, that's all we need; a little silence, a little rain, and a little peace.

Chaithanya Vemu, Senior Support Engineer – Cloud Services, India: Worth every moment of the wait. When two souls stand together, even nature paints a heart. (Photo: Greater Flamingos at Pullicat Lake, India)

John Vrankovich, Distinguished Software Engineer – Product Engineering, United States: Last winter I was determined to not let the cold, miserable conditions deter me from capturing wildlife. On this day the pond was frozen over and the winds were high. Most of the ducks were avoiding the conditions, but one brave duck decided to face the wind.


