“I am a flawed person. A brook with many stones, a clear blue sky with many blackbirds. I have many shortcomings. A rainbow that’s not long enough, a starry night with clouds. But I can only be thankful to the God who loves me just this way, and I can only be grateful to the people in my life who accept the clear blue sky with many blackbirds and who are patient with the rainbow that isn’t long enough” – JoyBell C
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I captured this picture during a heritage photo walk in Jaipur earlier this week. This photo walk took place at Ghat Ki Guni which has many beautiful ancient gardens built in the Mughal pattern – Charbagh. Shot a few minutes after the sunrise.
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What are your thoughts about this quote?
Beautiful photo! I really think sunrise can be even more beautiful than sunset. Not as colorful but it’s leaves a strong impression.
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Lise, I have captured more sunrise pictures than sunset pictures. It is difficult to generalize but I do feel that the there is something nice about the moments preceding a sunrise. It’s a good time for introspection and plan your day. Do you get an opportunity to witness a sunrise?
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awesome pic Arv.
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Thanks, Poonam. I’m happy you liked it. 🙂
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This is realy a beautiful pic Arv and after all its jaipur
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Haha! Looks like you love Jaipur, Poonam? 🙂
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Yup Arv I just love jaipur
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Happy to hear this, Poonam! Looks like there’s a Jaipur connection here! 🙂
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I’m from jaipur Arv
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Ah! Great. I think we have discussed that before. Have we? Probably you don’t live in Jaipur.
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Yup, u remember dost, I’m happy to know this
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🙂
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Achha hai bhai!
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Thanks, Abhay! Happy to know you liked it. 🙂
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How do you manage these dramatic silhouette s?
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Sunita, I don’t think I can answer that! I don’t know but somehow I end up finding one around me. Although I post such pictures mostly on IG or FB. Earlier I use to post regularly on the blog but lately, I haven’t been doing so. I’m sure you will be able to find a few as well if start looking around. 🙂
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Yes I suppose so…. I just have to MOVE it
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I’m sure you will be able to capture some beautiful pictures… just look around. 😊
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Amazing photo with a beautiful quote of an unknown source! So much wisdom in this quote!
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Thank. I just found out the author of this quote- C. Jocy C! 🙂
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Thanks for the info, Arv!
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🙂
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The quote and the illustrating picture are both inspiring. I am prompted to write ‘ be thankful to the Lord for the gift of life; without the flaws, life would not be complete.
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How true. I think we humans don’t understand that imperfections are part of life. Also we are always searching for optimal solutions which is difficult to achieve. You are a great poet and I’m sure you will be able to come up with a beautiful creation. 😊
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Love the quote and it’s a beautiful photograph. The pain of having to be up before sunrise seems to have paid off quite well 🙂
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Thanks, Neel! I can bet you can always find something interesting to click around sunrise. 🙂
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Love the quote and photograph, Arv. And the flying bird makes the photo so alive…
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Thanks, Nurul! That’s a pigeon, actually! 🙂
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Arv, this quote is so profound that it says a lot in just few words, the subtle inspiration to be grateful for what we have or see is just one aspect, which can be discerned. It’s much more than that. Thanks for sharing it with a lovely picture!
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The reason I like this quote is that people around us are always finding reasons for not liking us or justifying their hatred towards us. There is no reason for us to be unhappy because of this; we all have faults. Human relationships are complicated. As we have discussed in past, it can be a constant trouble or make life worth living. Thanks for sharing your views. Appreciate this interaction 🙂
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Such wisdom in your capture along with this beautiful text, what a great match, Arv.
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Thanks, Cornelia! Coming from a seasoned photographer, I feel happy! 🙂
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Beautiful photo and I do like the quote!
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Happy to hear that. Thanks for the visit 😊
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Beautiful picture. Somehow, to me, it symbolizes strength and freedom… 🙂
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Yes, it does, Maniparna. Thanks for sharing your views. Haven’t seen you around, lately!
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Off and on with blogging… 😦
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I’m experiencing a similar phase as well.
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Loved the quote. Fantastic click.
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Thanks, Rupam! 🙂
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I love the quotation. I’ve reached an age where I can accept my flaws, and appreciate everyone who also accept my flaws. Thanks for sharing.
Kay
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It’s a paradox. While we are blind to our own flaws we are so critical of others. I’m happy that you have accepted yourself as you are. Thanks for sharing your views Kay
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Nice capture and blends with the quote well. 🙂
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Thanks, Cheryl 😊
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