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Mr. Hokubuddin..

A very gentle man standing in front of my rubic cube...

My study mate...he always stays beside me when am studying or working at my table...

Always motivates me to smile...

Basically used as paperweight....

love you Mr.Hokubuddin....:)

In a vase--with other sunflowers and some purple larkspur.

Handmade journal from a regular ol' compostion notebook.

I wanted to capture multiple facets of Mumbai during sunset hence this series , Over Vakola FLyover

that was the first time my dog saw a turtle...

Man and woman are the two wheels of a cart. Due to unavailability of electricity, a family from Chautha village in Jumla pounds paddy in Okhal -traditional wooden mortar- to mill brown rice.

هذا الوطن..

رغم المحن..

عالي الجبين..

I wish I got to sleep in all day like he does :(

A female Hooded Merganser poses for the camera at WWT London wetland centre, in London, England.

shots for a machinima I was making about a mad scientist

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生活隨拍

May you live all the days of your life.

Mawrth Vallis maybe?

Mondial du tatouage Paris 2013

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Animals awaken, first facially, then bodily. Men's bodies wake before their faces do. The animal sleeps within its body, man sleeps with his body in his mind.

Rocky Mountain National Park

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This selection of chalk studies was done by me in the academy

This picture was taken by children in the group. I invite the children to take pictures of his friends.

Bessa R2A / zeiss 50mm 1.5 sonnar / kodak 200 (cross to b&w)

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Canon 500N w/ Lomography B&W LadyGrey 400

Sola, 15 years old, has been disabled her whole life (6). Owalla school is next to a TLM-supported leprosy community in Kogi state.

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South Sudan

Human called it 'The Forbidden Tree' when in fact thy Lord named it 'The Tree of Life'

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Nature is not a place to visit. It is home. Gary Snyder