Alina by Valmont_133 by Valmont_133

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Carolyn by deanprestonphotography by deanprestonphotography

Carolyn – Totally Art Deco.

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Catching bubbles by Mariesnapshots by Mariesnapshots

Beauty and spa by YekoPhotoStudio by YekoPhotoStudio

Beauty. Girl in the spa salon

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A look by GarSia1 by GarSia1

From the Depths

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mytimeinindia by HuppersIna by HuppersIna

Fleeting moment in Kolkata/India, 2015

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Beauty and spa by YekoPhotoStudio by YekoPhotoStudio

Beauty. Girl in the spa salon

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the View by silverisland2010 by silverisland2010

A viewer is standing in front of the classic National Geographic cover and I captured this moment when the viewer is alone with the photo.

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Naga sadhu by rahulnayak by rahulnayak

Naga sadhus are the ascetics who cant be seen easily other than the Kumbh Mela. The real Nagas (as opposed to the fake ones) are people who live by utmost discipline and devotion. They are known for a lifestyle no one can envy. They renounce not only all their belongings, including the cloths, but also their desires and their libido. They live in the toughest conditions possible and go through the most rigorous curriculum of penance before joining the echelon. These sadhus demonstrate the limits of human existence in their daily life. The limit which is the other extreme of the western consumerism (which will be very much Indian, very soon). So while they may make excellent subjects for a photograph, what they represent is something far beyond the cognition of the ordinary people. And they must be respected for that.

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