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Celebrating Summer - created by still26

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Score: 62.2% (35)

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Camera: SONY
Camera model: ILCE-6300
Exposure time: 1/1250
Aperture: f/5.6
ISO: 100

(5 years and 900 days ago)

13 Comments

celebrating, summer

dhoebeke says:

I'm intrigued. Are they throwing sand?

author says:

No, coloured powder, same as they do for HOLI celebrations in India and Nepal.

(5 years and 897 days ago)

photonut says:

One of those photos that sort of transfixes you,would have loved to have witness this and to take photos.love it

author says:

Thank you photonut.

(5 years and 897 days ago)

photonut says:

your welcome

madamemonty says:

Congrats, well done

author says:

Thank you for your comment and sorry for the delay.

(5 years and 882 days ago)

patty says:

Congrats on 1st, well deserved

author says:

Thank you Patty for the comment and sorry for the delay.

(5 years and 882 days ago)

photonut says:

Congrats Olga for winning,loved this one

author says:

Thank you sweetie, it is up on TOS....let's see what happens.

(5 years and 882 days ago)

Zizounai says:

Congrats Olga, this is beautiful.

author says:

Merci beaucoup my petite choux choux. Sorry for the delaly.

(5 years and 882 days ago)

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Celebrating Deewali. - created by abhisarika44

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(5 years and 3525 days ago)

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Celebrating, Deewali

kyricom says:

What's Deewali?

author says:

The word (Diwali) literally translates into a row of lamps. Diwali-celebrating faiths to ight small clay lamps (divas) (or Deep in Sanskrit: à¤¦à¥€à¤ª) filled with oil to signify the triumph of good over evil within an individual. During Diwali, many wear new clothes and share sweets/snacks with each other. People decorate their homes with lights.. Some Indian business communities start their financial year by opening new account books on the first day of Diwali for good luck the following year. Diwali marks the return of Lord Raama to his kingdom Ayodhya after defeating Ravana (the demon king) - th

author says:

Thanks Kyricom for showing interest. I really appreciate you for that.

kyricom says:

Thanks for sharing that very interesting information. That's one of the things I like so much about this site - you get to learn all kinds of great stuff from all over the world.