Editorial
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In Karnataka, Shravanabelagola is a quiet town with a big statue carved from a single rock. This colossal monolithic figure of Gommateshwara, over 57 feet high, is a testament to ancient craftsmanship and deep devotion.
(Canon 50D / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 II)
At Deeg Palace, 900 hydraulic fountains come to life only twice a year, first during the Holi festival in March and then again in September. Using the force of gravity, water elegantly cascades from higher tiers to lower ones. An intricate underground system of channels directs water to the fountains' nozzles.
On the day of the Holi celebration, crowds gather at the palace, engaging in lively exchanges of coloured powders and water. This joyous tradition marks the arrival of spring and the symbolic triumph of virtue over malevolence.
(Canon 6D / Canon EF 50mm f/1.4)
Deep in the heart of Meghalaya, amidst mist-laden hills, the Khasi people gather for a timeless tradition: archery. It's not just about arrows and targets; it's like a village get-together beneath the open sky.
Interestingly, some locals believe dreams can predict archery success. Gathering around a revered interpreter, participants share their dreams. This sage then deciphers the dreams, offering insights on how many arrows will find their mark. Enthralled by these dreamy predictions, the participants eagerly place their bets, adding an extra layer of excitement to this enchanting fusion of tradition and sport.
(Canon 50D / Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8)
Since 1991, Vinod Bhojak from Bikaner, Rajasthan, has been running camel safaris in the Thar Desert through his company, "Vino Desert Safari." The trails wind through small villages where residents wear vibrant clothes and hefty jewelry, living in mud houses with stick roofs.
When the caravan of mostly Western tourists on camel carts rolls into their village, the locals pause milking cows or weaving hand looms, rushing to catch a glimpse of the passing parade.
(Canon 50D / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 II)
The pottery workshop and museum in Delft, Holland, displays some of the world's finest pottery. Visitors can watch the entire process from molding clay to the final baked product and admire artists painting traditional Dutch icons like buildings, tulips, and windmills on ceramics / Yashica Mat 6x6 / Fuji Neopan 100 ISO 120mm film