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         		 But the cherish mind still celebrate the hopes. The new word will unfold lot of wonders which will make their dreams come true.: by satpal, Views[234]
         		 The children stay in the house for few years till they get trained: by coloreddots, Views[319]
         		 This art is as much a prayer as it is a skill: by coloreddots, Views[284]
         		 Even after day long hardship in many forms, they don’t get even a comfortable sleep in the night. Most of them sleep on the side of the road, with no hope.: by satpal, Views[221]
     
    He decided to teach this art to poor children so that they earn their livelihood: by coloreddots, Views[304]
         		 In 2009, I had a chance to visit lovely Thangka school. Run by a retired monk.: by coloreddots, Views[289]
         		 Left with no choice; they are forced to do work either directly or indirectly with their parents, uncles or someone known to them or unknown to them in substandard conditions which forced them into much dipper darkness.: by satpal, Views[224]
         		 The sheer boredom is such great that after the sunrise devoid of schools and any formal/ informal training in any field but the inquisitiveness so suppressed that they welcome even the slightest change in their surroundings. For example when I was photographing them they came out in full surprise and skepticism.: by satpal, Views[221]
         		 The anger, the frustration and a dim hope that’s what is described in the maximum Indian society but what is worst is the innocence and the beautiful smile lost into the anger. A casual walk even in capital city of the country (Delhi) will through you the thousand examples. The eyes of the child in the picture transferring the same message even though they should have been filled with happiness and innocence. They should be cherishing the beauty of the childhood.: by satpal, Views[231]
     
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    A Beautiful end to a gorgeous journey. Its good to be back home.: by tejaswininaik, Views[167]
         		 Survival of the Fittest - Meeting some friends along the way back home: by tejaswininaik, Views[187]
         		 And remember, you never know when somebody might be watching you.: by bhaskar, Views[232]
         		 The woods are lovely, dark and deep; But I have miles to go before I sleep.: by tejaswininaik, Views[196]
         		 Maybe then she will reveal herself—the Yellow-footed Green Pigeon generally avoids the company of humans. : by bhaskar, Views[229]
     
    Despite the numbers, in order to really see the rarer species, such as this Spotted Owlet, you have to immerse in nature. : by bhaskar, Views[239]
         		 Footprints on the sands of time - A last walk along the beach, before we leave: by tejaswininaik, Views[215]
         		 Namaskar, Suprabhat, Bonjour and Goodmorning to the rising sun!: by tejaswininaik, Views[471]
         		 Here, more than 350 varieties of birds, such as the Greylag geese, take refuge.: by bhaskar, Views[223]
         		 Thirty kilometers outside of the 5.5-million populated metropolitan of Ahmedabad, Gujarat sits the tranquil Thol Lake.: by bhaskar, Views[275]
     
    by rmmk, Views[140]
         		 near boating site at campty fall in uttrakhand, india: by rmmk, Views[165]
         		 a beautiful snap of nature: by rmmk, Views[156]
         		 Tricks of the trade. A young boy is learning the process of firing the kiln. This will be his sole occupation with no option of change for the rest of his life. Education starts and ends with making pots.: by pm33prasad, Views[169]
         		 The art of making pots is so big that it even dwarfs the thoughts of life. Innocence lost to mud and clay is a part of being a member of the potter’s family, rest is all secondary to making pots.: by pm33prasad, Views[162]
     
    Another day in midst of black smoke. It doesn’t matter whether the sky is clear blue or black, for the worker entrusted with the kiln the only thing that matters is that the kiln is rightly fired. Earning less than a dollar per day, the importance of two square meals makes him enjoy the day’s work even though the smoke will make him susceptible to illness like asthma, bronchitis etc..: by pm33prasad, Views[180]
         		 Place doesn’t matter for art to take shape in the hands of an artisan. For this potter the satisfaction of making something artistic is of paramount happiness.: by pm33prasad, Views[176]
         		 Nestled in the heart of the Mumbai lies an age old village of potters known as “Kumbharwada”. Pottery has been the only business for these artisans here for more than a centuries. Pots made here are exported to the countries world over but the living condition of the potters has not changed for ages. The artistry is always admired and appreciated. But, the artists are always behind the stage performing without any appreciation or credit.: by pm33prasad, Views[178]
     
     
     
    Happy to be able of surviving and being pillar of my family in this cruel world: by loveandhope, Views[158]
         		 The feel of making anyone smile is the best feeling: by loveandhope, Views[163]
         		 They are not orphans but are the future: by loveandhope, Views[176]
         		 'The reward'. the highest bidder gets the best camel among the herd. This majestic creature of desert has grim future ahead as factors like mechanization of farms are behind its declining population.: by arpit_v, Views[205]
         		 anxious and worried as the final day of fair arrives: by arpit_v, Views[184]
     
    setting up the food stock for their livestock.: by arpit_v, Views[197]
         		 Arriving with hope. a farmer at one of the world's largest livestock fair.: by arpit_v, Views[224]
         		 From Home to Dudhsagar through the trains & the tunnels was one bumpy Adventure just to catch a glimpse of this wonderful waterfall. This photograph is captured from the bottom of the waterfall. The fog, the rocks, the stream, the greens they take the breath away, leaving you mesmerized. : by jadimath, Views[349]
         		 This photograph is combined with both nature & man made subjects such as the train track with indication signs through the rocky mountain caught my eye. At the end of the tunnel after a long trek is our destination! : by jadimath, Views[290]
         		 This image was captured between two tunnel gap, after crossing a tunnel & almost closer to the second. The clouds, the ghats & waterfall together gave a good subject to capture. : by jadimath, Views[318]
     
    To travel to the Dudhsagar the only transportation is train. We had to board a train at 1 o'clock in the night. we start to trek towards the waterfall through the train tunnels. This photograph of my fellow companions through the tunnel formed a beautiful frame & the trek was one amazing adventure. : by jadimath, Views[577]
         		 A river known as Mandovi descends downwards from a from a ghat forming Dudhsagar (Stream of milk) is located in Western Ghats. During monsoons the view will be amazing. This photograph captures the waterfall from top to foot.: by jadimath, Views[391]
         		 Light & Shadow. The perspective of viewing any object can change with the light & shadow falling upon it. And here while waiting for the return bus from Nako, I witnessed the change in whole landscape with the light of the sun & the shadows of the clouds.: by paritosh, Views[203]
         		 Serenity. As you roam around the Nako village, at first it looks like a village with nothing much to do. But as you give this place some time, you can witness the meaning of serenity.: by paritosh, Views[185]
         		 Small World. And I ended up in Kaza. It is a town in Spiti Valley which has created a small world in itself. This place is full of stories consisting of fairy tales, a teacher who keeps coming every year from other corner of the world, the early morning chanting and so on.: by paritosh, Views[201]
     
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