Let the rain come down and wash away my tears
Let it fill my soul and drown my fears
Let it shatter the walls for a new sun
A new day has come

A lone spectator reflects on art displays at the Milwaukee Art Museum.

This is Mill "de Vlijt in a little place called Diever, in the east of Holland

Chunkurchak ski rerost. Kyrgyzstan 2015

Spring waters flow over the beautiful double Soco Waterfall in western North Carolina.

This was clicked at the famous "Gateway of India" in Mumbai. We went here very early on a rainy morning. The very simple and innocent act of feeding the pigeons got my girls thrilled. This picture captures that joy and innocence - writ large on their faces against the backdrop of a famous monument.

its about sharing responsibility of a girl with a unknown person

Grandson Nick & his dog Allie that passed away soon after pic. was taken. Allie was 14 years old.

Actually all nature shots are special to me. I love nature! I took this in late November , near a suburb from where I live in Chicago, Il .

Monoliths holds a significant event in the history of Meghalaya. The importance and rich historical background of these Monoliths are of great importance to the people in Meghalaya. It is a memorial wherein the past the ashes of the dead people were deposited in the cenotaphs. There is also a legendary story, where it is believed that the monoliths were known as the resting stones for the tribal community after their daily cultivation from their fields. There are a number of ancient monoliths and table stones, which commemorating memorable events. The largest cluster of monoliths is found in Nartiang village, Jaintia Hills. Also another wonderful site was Mawphlang or ‘sacred forest’ where you will able to see Monoliths.

Well this photo was an experiment of mine that I shot in sepia a year or two ago.

This photo is one of the paramount in my collection. I took it almost a year ago, when I realized that I have to begin taking photography 'seriously'. It was my first photo session..

For every journey you take in life you will be faced with two different wings. The right wing and left wing. In each wing there are unique characteristics that define life. For every love there's anger for every destiny there's fear, for every pride there's humility. But for both wings there's always hope, hope brings joy. This picture set in London shows that life always gives you different chances you just have to set your head up high and look forward. Because at the end of the road you will be rewarded. To rise and fly you must wear both wings.

I took the picture on one of my favourite nights with my friends It was a lovely sunset in the background I took it last weekend at the golf course at lamhill glasgow

I visited the Grand Canyon for the first time a couple of weeks ago. I was there for a sunset storm and again for a lovely sunrise. I must return!

Milky way above waterville NH. I looked at the small resort underneath the milky way and it felt like the galaxy was watching over our little planet. Interesting feeling, thought I ought to share.

For the first time in history of the Brevard Zoo located in Melbourne, Florida two giraffes were born in the same month. This 10 day old baby is being tended and loved on one of her first outings joining the herd.

a picturesque wintermorning

This is taken in the Pushkar fair ground in Rajasthan, India. Pushkar is famous for its rich cultural heritage and an excellent opportunity for photograhy. If you came to visit India you must come to Rajasthan. It is a grand place to capture the people of various strata of life. It was my first ever visit to Pushkar. Pushkar fair is the largest camel fair in the world. I love here the selling of animals and this man is standing all the night to guard the herd of camels in the vast fair ground.

Picture taken with Kodak Camera. Snow at AMherst, MA.

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Brisbane, Australia. A baby Koala holds on tight to Its mother back.

tipi frost on my windshield

This surreal frame was taken at the edge of a mountain top a little before sunset at Avalabetta, a little known hilltop near Bangalore. The rolling hillocks and the large strips of greenery in the distance formed the hazy outline of a distant backdrop against a spectacular ledge. The golden sunrays added to the drama giving the ledge and this image a silver lining.