This photo was taken on the rocky beaches of Vizhinjam in Kerala. I was waiting for the perfect moment to capture the majesty of the setting sun on the evening before Christmas day. I was unhappy that the cloudy December sky didn't turn out well, but I waited patiently. The twilight colors were unexpectedly lovely, and I felt as if nature was offering me an unconscious promise that the future will be bright. All we have to do now is wait patiently!

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The light in the gloaming, an unspoken promise.

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I keep all my JPGs safely stowed away in glass jars so the institutions can never ever get to them! 

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Magical smiles of nature

After visiting Nubra valley I was on my way back to Leh. It was a beautiful morning with the clouds creating beautiful patterns in the sky. Ladakh is usually known for its clear skies and a cloudy sky was a pretty rare view. On my way back, I saw this beautiful shallow waterbody reflecting the atmosphere as if it is a mirror. I felt like nature smiling at me. 

Collection: Ladakh Diaries by Agni  
Edition: Open  
Dimensions: 7287x4863  
Medium: Digital Photography 
Photographer: Agni ( @agnimax )


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Magical smiles of nature

Thai Paradevatha editions by @agnimax

Title: Thai Paradevatha  
Artist: @agnimax  
Edition Size: 40  
Medium: Digital Photography  
Location: Pulukkanattu kaavu, Ramanthali. Kerala  
Country: India 

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Kerala is home to some of the most beautiful and remarkable art styles in the world. Theyyam, which originated in North Kerala, is a well-known ritual and art form that personifies mythical tales. Theyyam uses mime, dance, music, and dancing to tell tales from the past and transport the audience to another world. There are around 400 distinct forms of Theyyam, each with its unique style, melody, and dance.

A portrait of Thai Paradevatha theyyam is depicted here. Thai Paradevatha (goddess) is a version of Kali, the symbol of ultimate power. It is claimed that the goddess was incarnated to slay the evil spirit Darikan. Artists, dressed in elaborate costumes and extensive makeup, create quite a visual impact on audiences. The dance, together with the decorations and headgear, is so grand and powerful that it inspires feelings of awe, respect, and even dread.

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Thai Paradevatha Editions #12/38

The farewell. 
This photo was taken from Vizhinjam on one of Kerala's less-explored rocky beaches. It was monsoon season and seaweed had adorned all of those rocks. When the setting sun hits those rocks, the weeds glow, as if saying good-bye to the day and knowing they will meet again. The drama of the moment was intensified by the colors of the setting sun and the hazy look of the rolling waves.
I felt like I was in another world while watching all of this!

Image resolution: 3584 × 5376

The farewell.

Is one's fate determined by where they were born?  
A question popped into my mind when I saw this boy for the first time. I met him on one of my trips to Deohari Village, a very remote and small village in Himachal Pradesh, India.

I approached him and then saw his bright, determined eyes. Those bright eyes answered my question.  
No, they don't. There is nothing that determines one's fate or future. Only one factor influences our fate, and that is ourselves, our hard work. Anyone determined enough to break free from their birth circumstances can do so. "Destiny" is merely a convenient excuse.

Edition: 1/1

Dimensions: 7360x4912

Medium: Digital Photography / Nikon D810

Photographer: Agni

License: NFT holder is free to use in advertising, and display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries, and essays as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. 
Copyright remains with the creator.

Destiny

Is one's fate determined by where they were born?
A question popped into my mind when I saw this boy for the first time. I met him on one of my trips to Deohari Village, a very remote and small village in Himachal Pradesh, India.

I approached him and then saw his bright, determined eyes. Those bright eyes answered my question.
No, they don't. There is nothing that determines one's fate or future. Only one factor influences our fate, and that is ourselves, our hard work. Anyone determined enough to break free from their birth circumstances can do so. "Destiny" is merely a convenient excuse.

Edition: 1/1

Dimensions: 7360x4912

Medium: Digital Photography

Photographer: Agni

License: NFT holder is free to use in advertising, and display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries, and essays as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with creator.

Destiny?

Thai Paradevatha Editions #34/40

Emotions of Life V2 - old

Thai Paradevatha Editions #20/38

A portrait of Thai Paradevatha theyyam is depicted here. Thai Paradevatha (goddess) is a version of Kali, the symbol of ultimate power. It is claimed that the goddess was incarnated to slay the evil spirit Darikan. Artists, dressed in elaborate costumes and extensive makeup, create quite a visual impact on audiences. The dance, together with the decorations and headgear, is so grand and powerful that it inspires feelings of awe, respect, and even dread.

License: NFT holder is free to use in advertising, and display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries, and essays as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works.
Copyright remains with the creator.

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Heaven is a myth, Ladakh is real

As I traveled from Leh to Hanle, I couldn't help but stop and admire the beauty of the landscape along the way. The winding road followed the banks of the Indus river, offering stunning views at every turn. I took my time on the journey, halting to capture the breathtaking scenery on camera. The route passed through some of the most picturesque areas of Ladakh, including the verdant Indus Valley and the serene Hanle Valley. I was captivated by the natural beauty of the region and felt truly fortunate to be able to experience it firsthand. 

As we continued our journey, we stumbled upon a quaint village named Nyoma. We paused there to admire the beauty of the surrounding landscape. The azure Indus river wound its way through the golden valley, with snow-capped peaks and a clear blue sky serving as a breathtaking backdrop. I felt as though I had been transported to heaven itself, surrounded by such natural splendor.

Collection: Ladakh Diaries by Agni  
Edition: Open  
Dimensions: 5597x3731  
Medium: Digital Photography 
Photographer: Agni ( @agnimax )

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Heaven is a myth, Ladakh is real

Ladakh, the paradise, is best known for its breathtaking landscapes, clear sky, highest mountain passes, exhilarating adventure activities, Buddhist temples, and festivals. I haven't been to Ladakh in 7 years. The mountains were calling me and I badly wanted to visit. I didn't hesitate and booked a flight to Leh. I arrived in Leh on the 6th of October and began my journey after two days of rest.

This is a collection of my favourite photos from the trip. 

Collection size : 20
Medium: Digital Photography
Artist: Agni (@agnimax)

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Ladakh Diaries by Agni

This is a collection of some of my favorite portrait pictures. Because each of these photographs tells a story about their lives, I titled the collection "Emotions of Life."
My interest in exploring the streets and watching people grew once I pursued photography as a serious hobby. I was able to communicate with a wide range of individuals. Everyone I met was unique and had great life stories. Their faces echoed the narrative I attempted to convey in my images.

Emotions of Life by Agni

Never be afraid; keep moving; life is a journey into the unknown. In Malakkappara, a border village in Kerala, I saw this woman tea plucker. I could barely see what's in front of me as it was a foggy day. I’ve noticed her walk with such confidence as if on the other side, she knows what awaits her. I felt like she was moving towards her dream, and the whole dramatic atmosphere backed this idea.

Life, a journey into the unknown. 

Foundation

Inside myself is a place where I live all alone, and that's where I renew my springs that never dry up. 

I return to Kolukkumalai, Munnar, on a regular basis to refresh my spirits, seeking solitude and self-richness. I'm not sure how many times I've gone there, but I always make sure I don't miss the sunrise.

This is a self-portrait I took using my tripod.

Searching Soul

Sunrises and sunsets are two of my favorite things in the world. Observing a sunset or sunrise is similar to meditating for me. So no matter where I go, I don't want to miss seeing a sunset. I do this a lot to recharge my batteries, seeking solitude and the richness of self. Yeah, I'm sitting here watching a sunset.

Yes, when I watch a sunset, I rediscover myself, and it inspires me to stay cheerful and spread positive energy. 

Color my dreams

Hic et Nunc

Rain is more than just a few droplets of water. It is the love of the sky for the earth. They have never met in person, yet they convey love in this manner.

Rain

Butterflies are self propelled flowers. :-)

Flowers with wings

Kalamint

The core idea of this meme is that, whether or not someone profits, 'Enjoyoors' enjoy the freedom to transact.

This is a rememe of 'Memes Enjoyoor' and 'Venus's Love for Transactions' (Meme cards #187 and #218). I used Adobe Photoshop to alter one of my pictures, 'The Sadhu in Sunrise,' which I shot in Varanasi.

It's well-known that 'Sadhu' profits from selling 'ME cards'. In front of Sadhu is a deck of these cards, with a bag of gold ETH coins behind him. Above, the MOMO goddess bestows numerous half-filled bottles of proposals. Regardless, Sadhu brings excitement and liveliness to the meme community through his proposals and rewards. So, profit or not, 'Enjoyoors' will always enjoy the freedom to transact.

The artwork is released under a CC0 license. I, Agnisoonu K, grant a global copyright license allowing anyone to download, distribute, and use the artwork freely, without needing permission from the artist or NFT owner.

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