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A Actions of Dark Shadows by Karthick Saravanan
In the hushed tranquility of early morning, atop a rooftop, a diligent worker meticulously tends to their task. With tools crafted from hardened wax, they deftly shift sand from one place to another, orchestrating a delicate dance of movement and light.
As the morning sun casts its golden rays, the worker's silhouette stretches across the rooftop, painting a mesmerizing tapestry of shadows. Each movement is choreographed with precision, a silent symphony of labor and dedication unfolding against the backdrop of the awakening cityscape.
In this monochromatic tableau, the stark contrast between light and shadow becomes a canvas upon which the worker's industrious spirit is etched. Their silhouette, bathed in sunlight, embodies the timeless beauty of human endeavor, a fleeting moment captured in the stillness of dawn.
Girl from Jaisalmer by Shirren Lim
While camel riding in the desert of Jaisalmer, we encountered a young lady who had heavily kohled eyes. Instantly mesmerized by her beauty, I engaged in conversation with her through my guide, who acted as an interpreter. Unable to resist, I asked if I could capture her likeness in a photograph.
Tales of Trust and Companionship by Armin Abdehou
A Kurdish man is seen drinking water from a river next to his horse. The relationship between the two creatures seems to be boundless. Horses have an important cultural value among the Humen. This particular horse is a descendant of the horses owned by Mulla Mustafa Barzani, the founder of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. The story of the horse and its rider seems to be passed down from generation to generation, becoming part of their heritage.