Hi there!
Here goes my twenty sixth entry for Mundane Monday Challenge, hosted by Trablogger. This photography challenge requires us to capture beauty in almost anything and upload the photograph.
Here goes the picture for the week :

The setting, aesthetic placement of the mundane objects gives me a feeling as if I’m looking at a painting, a portrait of a family of stones maybe? Yes, those are marbles and granites. 😉
What do you think?

And yes, I’m asking you to stress your get cells and suggest a caption, please 😉

The best captions on MMC #25 were :

1. ‘Don’t just hang in there!’ by Alok Singhal
2.’The merger of on-line and off-line’ by Aadhirai.
3. ‘The happening roof top!’ by Ankit Mishra

An amazing outlook on the picture was shared by Prateek Kohli :
‘Somewhere between white and black, grey was found..’ which was shortened to ‘Life looks for 18% grey’ as a caption.

Thank you everyone for that time and effort. I really appreciate you all sharing your takes on the pictures. (and it includes you, my reader, reading this at the moment )

Welcome to my seventeenth week of  MMC hosted by Photrablogger.
This is a challenge created to find beauty in almost anything, capture it and upload the photograph.

The week is at its end and so is the evening. The setting sun created a brilliant hue against the blue sky slowly turning into black, announcing the arrival of the sun’s counterpart, Moon.
The sky against the foreground of the buildings looks as majestic as it is mundane.

I hope you liked the shot 🙂
Have a happy weekend ahead!   🌚🌞

Welcome to my quest to explore the beauty in the overlooked, capture it in my camera and share with you some pictures purely Raw and Aesthetic .

The ornamental appeal of the picture at the first instance hides the actual reason which beckoned me to capture this view. You might love the way the squares and rectangles harmoniously stand out in the capture and the evergreen pairing of black and whites. But did you notice, the beauty of the greenery reflecting on the table top.
Could it catch your attention like it did mine?
Pause and look at the reflection. It reflects something apart from what is apparent, that is, some latent windows and the greenery on the back of the sofa set, not captured explicitly in the shot.
It’s good to go into an analytical mode sometimes, see an aspect in depth than judging from what is superficial. A great lesson for life too, what do you say?

So that was my viewpoint, what’s yours to look at the shot- The Geometric shapes, the colors, the chaos of objects, the reflections, the greenery or the latent meanings?
Whatever it be, this entry is sure another aspect of The daily post’s photo challenge, ‘Eye Spy’. I have obviously deviated from the literal meaning of the word ‘eye’ and construed it in the sense of ‘viewpoint’

If you liked this week’s click, stay tuned for the next !

I was nominated by Prakash Hegade to attempt a free style writing challenge. It turned out to be as interesting and fun as it sounded. No wonder, I did it right after the nomination which is something I rarely do,especially if you have exams staring at your face!

So here are Rules I had to follow:

1. Open an MS Word document
2. Set a stop watch or your mobile to 5 minutes or 10 minutes whichever challenge you think you can beat.
3. You topic is at the foot of this post BUT DO NOT SCROLL DOWN TO SEE IT UNTIL YOU ARE READY WITH A TIMER.
4. Fill the word doc with as much words as you want. once you began writing do not stop even to turn.
5. Do not cheat by going back and correcting spellings and grammar with spell check in MS WORD (it is only meant for you to reflect on your own control of sensible thought flow and for you to reflect on your ability to write the right spelling and stick to grammar rules)
6. You may or may not pay attention to punctuation and capitals. However if you do, it would be best.
7. At the end of your post write down ‘No. Of words =_____’ so that we would have an idea of how much you can write within the time frame.
8. Do not forget to copy paste the entire passage on your blog post with a new Topic for your nominees and copy paste these rules with your nominations (at least 5 bloggers).

I WAS GIVEN THE TOPIC: “THE TRAIN JOURNEY”

Trains,whenever I think of them,my mind instantly goes to thepeaceful rocking of the sleeper seat and the rhythm that induces sleep!

Train journeys are fun , looking out the windows, reading books, enjoying some quality family time because now there wouldn’t be a TV or some office work  to distract you. I never forget the varied journeys where I made friends in a train, the  fun we had as kids! It used to be so easy to go over to the kid sitting on the seat in front of you and call them over to play. But sadly those friendships never lasted more than the journey itself.

Oh well, sitting in a train used to be quite interesting, but  the part to climb onto the third berth used to be even more scary and challenging. And then sleeping with a fear that what if I fall down from here?

Haha,being a child with innocvent thouyghts, away from problems and stress of adult life-it was awesome. But as a child, I did use to worry and keep a vigilant eye on the luggage we used to keep under the seats,secured by chain locks,especially at night,when everyone was snoring out loud. You never know!

Well,its been a while I travelled by trains or travelled anywhere far but it’s a ride to remember -always!
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