co-existence

14 thoughts on “co-existence”

1. wonderfully related ‘n made, sonali. like the minimalistic life in contrast of huge boulders.
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   1. Thanks Nevilbhai.

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2. Beautiful

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3. Very nice; good idea with the man and the tiny birds – and that rock outcrop looks just like some monstrous, crouching reptile, with the birds standing on its head, and its foreleg – between the man and the birds and lower in the frame – angled, tense and ready to pounce! A

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   1. Thanks Adrian. At first I thought birds and man are too tiny. Then I thought ,we are ofcourse so tiny against mighty nature. Boulders ,very much part of nature,were very huge ,so figures were appropriately tiny.

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      1. You captured that sense perfectly in this shot!

      2. Thanks Kathryn.

4. What a monumental piece. The scope in scale is magnificent. To capture this moment had to be very rewarding. Where was the photo taken?

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   1. It was taken at a place called Idar near my home town of Ahmedabad.

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5. Great title! Those rocks really seem to have human forms.

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   1. Those rocks are amazing! They can talk with you.

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      1. What do they say? 🙂

      2. What you want to listen :). It is a beautiful place. Rock mountains with each rock being of different shape, size ,hue. Unfortunately,mining companies are now plundering this are. What a pity!

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