This is an image from the Widow Holi, the festival of colours, from Vrindavan, the city of Lord Krishna in India. Widowhood in India is looked at from a very sad and sympathetic point of view. They are devoid of all the colours and all material joys of life. If you look closely, this woman is a metaphor for all the widows, whose lives are all black and white but the only colours soceity accepts on them are these colours of spirituality, of Lord Krishna and Holi. Holi is a glorious festival as it is, but it also brings some colours in the form of hope for these women. That is India in all its glory-when these women get to live in a vibrant world for a day.

Sam Sand Dune's Evening

Evening in cool breeze of desert landing on warm sand makes a perfect kiss of love.

Morning at The Taj

The monument of love reflecting the joy and cheerful atmosphere in golden hour.

Golden hour of Jal mahal

Sun rays kissing to JAL enriching the beauty of Mahal.