Day 20 prompt for "May Photo A Day Challenge : A challenge that will
change your life" is 'Light'.
In a country that
celebrates Diwali, the festival of lights, you don’t need to look too far to
seek light! This is my most favourite day in the whole year and as soon as one
Diwali is over, I look at the next year’s calendar to check when does Diwali
fall.
These are the pictures
of our neighbourhood all decked up with lights in blue, yellow, green, red and
different shapes decorating every house. In those lights, every difference and negativity
just fades away into darkness. Really.
This is Janpath market
in Connaught Place all decked up.
And, these are the
phooljhadis. Mote papa gets just a box for Zingy and myself to get the feel of
crackers and phooljhadis are the only closest we can ever be to crackers!
I mentioned this in my Delhi
post too that if you want to see the true spirit of Diwali, head to Delhi. :-)
Lights and Diwali are synonymous. I did Diwali too :)
ReplyDeleteArre Delhi is on my wishlist so long niw
ReplyDeleteI miss those Phooljhadis. Nice Clicks.
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A most contrasting post, excellent pictures,
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Ah Diwali- the festival of lights! :) Nice clicks
ReplyDeleteI love the season of Diwali...but, feel a bit guilty too for all the electricity which is wasted.
ReplyDeleteI love phool jadhis . Diwali indeed is the brightest magical night. I HAVE Many neighbor hood and crackers clicks but just skipped for todays prompt. I LOVE THE DIWALI night too :)
ReplyDeleteLots of lights! Lovely! The lights during Diwali are simply amazing!
ReplyDeleteIt is during Diwali that I miss Delhi the most!!! Seriously!!!!
ReplyDeleteDiwali gives ample scope for photographing lights. These look pretty.
ReplyDeleteyay for diwali. Wonderful selection for the prompt. :)
ReplyDeleteCool! You did Diwali too! :D
ReplyDeleteDiwali is one beautiful festival! :)
ReplyDeleteI miss seeing all those lights and lamps and diyas lit up during Diwali
Diwali, lovely times. Great pictures!
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