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Gravels
There is an uniqueness found in each gravel stone. Each piece of gravel has its distinct shape, size, texture, and formation process, even if it seems ordinary. Similarly, everyone of us has a distinct narrative, perspective shaped by our experiences and choices! Isn't it?
I have loved to observe the ”Individuality” and ”Diversity” of people around me, for a long time now. I love to capture photos (https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/) that represent the subject and tell their unique story in the best possible way I can! Fond of, particularly the stories that offer actionable lessons or solutions,and not just the struggles.
Instagram has helped me connect to many wonderful people all over all these years. There are certain accounts with which I consistently enjoy engaging.
These content creators adeptly share artistic narratives, moments of joy, relationships, backgrounds offering a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. There is always something to be learned from these talented artists and their work🎨!
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Keep Pushing On
Cannot believe how quickly life changes colours. The last time I wrote, I wrote about the“Painting of Life” (In 2013 I think). The last 2 lines of that Poem were -
Frames of Her Life
Finally, I have started work on my project I call \"Frames of Her Life\" ✨️
Memory and Memorable
Looking at how many photos I have accumulated in my phone beggars belief.
2024 highlights!
From food that looked too good to eat 🍴, cover photography for my blogs , to portraits that captured stories, to monochrome experiments and abstract themes — this year was all about exploring.
Green
Monochrome is all about sticking to one color and playing around with its different shades. So, if you are going for a green monochrome vibe, you can mix it up with any shade of green you like—dark, light, or anything in between—but keep it all green, no other colors allowed!
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I was standing in front of my house, preparing to leave, when I noticed the boy who lived in a small single room with his parents and two siblings. This family of five occupied a tiny space on a large plot of land. Whenever anyone from my family went out or someone visited our ho...
