While recovering from a ligament tear in 2016, Mayur Tekchandaney began taking walks in his neighbourhood - on the fence of Khar and Bandra - along with his camera. Having lived in Mumbai for most of his life, the designer surprisingly found himself making new discoveries. His first observation was how one could explore the city through colour, and immediately the idea of putting together a photobook that acts as a prism for the city - refracting a VIBGYOR theme - dawned on him. But what materialised, in the form of Still Bombay (Tara Books), a photobook that was released this week, is not just an examination of Mumbai’s colour, but also character. That stemmed from his second observation.