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I discovered my love for photography very recently and since then every moment is a treasure as I keep looking around with amazed eyes wondering what is worth capturing. I had read somewhere click as many pictures as you can for someday when you will flip through them they will make you smile! And I truly agree as I flipped through my folders today I not only smiled I also remembered the moment when they were clicked and the story behind each one of them. Sharing with you today seven of my most favourite clicks ( In no particular order/ ranking and no there is no BEST yet, for I believe my best click is yet to happen):
Pretty little flower just like our hopes.
ReplyDeleteTrue Kalpana :)
DeleteIt's beautiful, Privy ♡
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Irene <3
DeleteThat's a nice one! This picture reminds me of my childhood when we used to go to our village and watch the fields filled with these at ends....how nice!
ReplyDeleteWow.... thats so sweet to know Kajal :)
DeleteCan you believe it was amongst garbage and hence the background has been blurred :P
'Ready to bloom and reach heights....higher and higher....each time we go' :)
ReplyDeleteOh yes Sui :)
DeleteChup Shaniwaar-baat abhi baanki hai.
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