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Illuminating lives with hope of a better tomorrow

Illuminating lives with hope of a better tomorrow

"Diya (Lamp)" is an ancient way in india for illumination.This pic wasclicked during Hindu festival "Deepawali"...
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"Diya (Lamp)" is an ancient way in india for illumination.This pic wasclicked during Hindu festival "Deepawali"
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NIKON D5200

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Aperture f/4 ISO 640 Shutter 10/300 Focal Length 350/10

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Apr, 2018

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One of the tiniest flying creature, the damselflies have beautiful patterns of compound eyes. This shot was taken when the damselfly was lazy enough a

They are cute, little creatures and hardly are shying away from camera. Infact, if I count the minutes, this cutie sat in the same position for more t

The one thing i have found fascinating about macro subjects like insects is their compound eyes. This portrait of a green damselfly was shot purposefu

The narrow eyes and grey hairs have seen a lot in the world and have learnt one important thing... "Keep smiling"

These small sized stingy creatures genearlly are restless. But when they pose for you, you have a good chance to capture the details.

The air inside the Safdarjang Tomb, New Delhi gives a sense of calmness. Here sits the grave of Mughal statesman Abul Mansur Mirza Muhammad Muqim Ali

Siberian stonechats are from flycatcher family and are winter migrants to India's temperate regions.

One of the most strikingly beautiful bird I have come across. Look at those white dots on a red colored body! Isn't it beautiful. The reason this

Siberian Stonechat Female on a cold January morning

The dragonfies give ample chances to take good shots as they tend to remain seated at the same spot for longer duration. Also, their front shot gives

The mughal era in India was a golden period for nourishment of art. This pic has been shot inside Humayun tomb, New Delhi which is a very beautiful to

The backyard of my house at hometown had this 80-85 years old (mwy be older!) Babool tree (Gum arabic tree) which finally hung its boots some 1.5 year

The shrub-scape of a Warbler

Snail from New Delhi, India

Natural history moment to capture a mating pair of houseflies

If you visit historical heritage sites in India, you will often come across art forms created at ceilings-walls. This one is from nahargarh Fort in Ja

Green Bee Eaters were on my wishlist for long and the wish came true last week when this was sitting beautifully perched against a green Background. C

The Female Shikra was sitting atop a tree and was almost unnoticed until it descended to a lower portion of tree and was easily accessible with the le

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