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Currency II

A moment ago, I submitted a photo entitled Currency I. This is Currency II, shot the same day and within three minutes of the previous photo. It again reflect the value of community and friendship – more telling in the wake of Covid. The ocean in the background plays a metaphoric role in the title […]

Currency I

This photo was taken in Nice, France as Covid international impact was just beginning to wane (we had to be tested to return to the States the next day). This photo continues to speak to me on many levels – the power and need for connection, the capacity for relationship to endure hard times, and […]

Faith

During these times, I think some people are losing faith while others are seeking to find a new source of faith. Many lie in between. While taken a few years ago, I think this photo fits in with this narrative. Where is our faith, how do we cultivate it, is it rooted in the concrete […]

Somewhere….

This saw this woman while taking a walk on the beach. Regardless of one’s political, religious, spiritual sensibilities, how can one not be moved by this image. It’s almost as if she is holding on to the desert but looking out to the sea – the present and the future. Of course, I am creating […]

When Life Imitates Art

This is a photo of a clematis flower that quite by chance looks to me like an origami crane – a symbol of peace in Japanese culture. Even the petals are almost translucent like origami paper. I live right outside Washington DC and thought what an amazing message. There is a backstory to this photo […]

After the Fires II

Similar to my previous submission, this photo was also taken in Waterton National Park in Canada. It again represents the sustainability of nature even in the wake of damage.

After the Fires 1

This photo was taken in Wateron National Park in Canada. For me, it reflect the “bounty” that is possible after devastation – flowers after fire. What isn’t obvious in this photo necessarily is that I shot it while dodging lightning and raindrops after a nine-hour hike. To behold beauty and witness its potential demise in […]

Carbon Footprint Reduction

In this striking image of a commercial building, adorned with numerous air conditioning units and planned gardens spanning three different floors, we witness an innovative approach to mitigating the environmental impact of modern infrastructure. The abundance of air conditioning units suggests a response to climatic challenges, while the incorporation of planned gardens on multiple floors […]

La esperanza en el desierto / Hope in the desert

Basta un día de lluvia para que estas flores emerjan de la arena del desierto de Baja California Sur, la esperanza nunca muere en la semilla, solo espera esas pocas horas de gotas de agua abandonar la espera y salir a mirar el sol. / A rainy day is enough for these flowers to emerge […]

Nature & Nurture

My fourteen year old daughter rides horses. When she got very sick this year, she says that horses saved her life. She fought her way back from an eating disorder, self harm, depression, and anxiety because she wanted to get back to this barn – C Stars, this horse – Lilly, and her coach – […]

Flight of the sunbeam

He is now 8 years old. She is a talented artist. She also has Down syndrome. Despite her illness, Nina is a very positive and active child. In the photo Nina is naughty at home

Out

Walking out of a familiar but dark place, into the light of the unknown. Meant to represent the struggle of change and renewal.

Roots and wings

A father and his son share a quiet moment of happiness under a shower of cherry blossoms. The father’s watchful eyes and the child’s curious play capture the pure, unfiltered joy of being present—where love is as abundant as the falling petals.

Rain follows the storm, renewal follows change

The rainbow is a bridge between what was and what will be. The village lies still beneath the sky, as if to remind us: even the most familiar things can be transformed in the light of a new day. Water evaporates, colors blend, and life goes on. All that remains for us is to look […]

“Traces of Pain, Wave of Forgiveness”

I photographed these footprints in the sand because I too have left my marks where I once felt invisible. My steps are the voice of my childhood, a voice that feared it might disappear. Each indentation is a wound, each footprint a scar, yet the sand still receives them, and the wave still comes to […]

Love on the Twig

This little tailorbird’s chick is waiting for her mother to feed. The common tailorbird (Orthotomus sutorius) is a songbird found across tropical Asia. Shot was taken at Mysuru, Karnataka, India.

Motherhood

Sunbird parental care involves both parents in rearing the chicks, though the female is primarily responsible for nest building, incubation, and brooding, while the male assists with feeding and nest defense. Both parents may also provide protection for the young, even after they leave the nest.

Be Yourself — Renew

When I saw this with my own eyes, I couldn’t believe it. It was so beautiful and mesmerizing that I just stood there for a few minutes, watching in silence before taking the photo. Many thoughts ran through my mind, but one stayed with me: These artificial mushrooms stand out so strongly in the natural […]

In our Filth

An old man cleaning up wastes from Kapila river, Nanjanagudu in Karnataka. “Elderly local residents remember a time when this water ran crystal clear before the casual tourists and Hindu devotees left behind their litter, including plastic bottles, discarded clothes, and deities in the site.”⁠

Home Sweet Home

The Baya Weaver Birds (Ploceus philippinus) are small, sparrow-sized birds renowned for its extraordinary nest-building abilities. This species, found mainly in South Asia, is sexually dimorphic. It means that both males and females differ in appearance, with males boasting bright yellow plumage during the breeding season. These birds are commonly found in rural areas, especially […]

Home Sweet Home

The Baya Weaver Birds (Ploceus philippinus) are small, sparrow-sized birds renowned for its extraordinary nest-building abilities. This species, found mainly in South Asia, is sexually dimorphic. It means that both males and females differ in appearance, with males boasting bright yellow plumage during the breeding season. These birds are commonly found in rural areas, especially […]

Home Sweet Home

The Baya Weaver Bird’s claim to fame is its ability to construct an elaborate, hanging nest that swings from trees or other high structures, often over water. The male Baya Weaver takes the lead in building the nest, using grasses, leaves, and twigs to create a secure home. The entrance to the nest is designed […]

Home Sweet Home

The Baya Weaver Bird’s claim to fame is its ability to construct an elaborate, hanging nest that swings from trees or other high structures, often over water. The male Baya Weaver takes the lead in building the nest, using grasses, leaves, and twigs to create a secure home. The entrance to the nest is designed […]

Stairway to Freedom

Evokes the hope to achieve freedom from darkness. Whether it be mundane everyday life to being lost in finding who you are, the light gives a glimpse of hope that all will be well.

Dragon boat racing 2025

Had a blast coming 5th overall (I reckon there was a mistake lol). But we had a great time with my work and new found friends lol. We also won the second race woohoo. Was lovely to have so many of my family there it meant the world to see them cheer me on.

When Parallel Lines Do Intersect

In a world governed by order and logic, parallel lines are never meant to meet. Yet sometimes – through the lens of a camera – we capture the impossible, a fleeting moment where boundaries blur, perspective shift and opposites find harmony. A rainbow, arching across the sky, is nature’s gentle rebellion against rigidity. It symbolizes […]

Strangers 1 min, bestie the next

I met Amani whist I was waiting for my train to Manchester Airport to go to Belfast. We clicked instantly over random stuff (mostly being poor lol). It’s funny how you can have so much in common with a stranger. We must have talked for a good 2-3hrs and had conversations with 2 other girls. […]

Belfast with mum

22nd of May 25 we went on a crazy day trip to Belfast in Ireland. We went to the titanic museum visted this cute donation cafe, walked around the docks. We saw the city Hall, went to an outdoor market and shopped lol. Loved experiencing a new country with her.

Solo date in manc

22nd of May I had a solo date in manc whilst I waited for a train to the airport. I sunbathed outside the station, went to the arndale for a mooch and grabbed a free Krispy Kreme donut and watched people play the cube game. Loved it

Grandmother keeps up with modern communication technologies

The photo illustrates how generations have adapted to modern communication technologies, while the elderly woman has lived without them for more than half a century. While the way she held the phone was incorrect, the elderly woman achieved the most important thing by speaking on an Android smartphone. The photo was taken in the Timodi […]

Mattress Weaving

The picture shows the rural man’s adherence to ancient traditions represented by the weaving of mattresses. While time is constantly changing, the fabric is also constantly changing, and people, in turn, need to renew their mattresses

Camel herder’s friendship on screen

The photo shows the intimate relationship between the shepherd and the camel over a video call as they chat with friends in the desert. This is a way to renew positive energy and feel a sense of psychological comfort that inspires happiness and tranquility in the middle of the desert, far from the noise of […]

Celebrating mistakes… let’s play

Falling down is a gift 🎁 Failure is a huge present to grow, to renew, to become better, stronger, smarter, nicer. Let’s play and celebrate our drops. Attitude is the key. Enjoy, have fun, this also will pass.

Sunrise

Every day is a new opportunity, a new chance to renew yourself, in fact it is indeed agree you or not.

Purpose

Where is your Polaris Star? How many times do you need to renew yourself to get there? Purpose, Polaris Star, Reminder, Renewal, Hope, enthusiasm, adventure.

Hugging our shadows

How is your relationship with your shadows, do you deny them o do you embrace them? Are they your enemies or your friends? Your happiness depends a lot on your relationship with your shadow… and light is the renewal energy to flourish

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