Allegories of my life

"Early morning dawdle proceeding the preschool up the hill. A sudden breeze of winter tide made her stand still. Hefty tot tried, couldn't hike much with warm draperies, having wellingtons worn. So was dragged by daddy with a clasp of hands, she pulls her bag of bones backward, couldn't take the weight on. Fails to remember the faces and surroundings, she must have attained zilch from the lessons taught.   Finishing school was a great task to achieve, acutely blissful she must have got. Collecting chestnuts dropped from the trees thinking nuts were bird's eggs, was her belief. Sweet-corn was a popular choice, much easier was hiking through the down slopes of height, what a relief! " Strolling on The Mall, suddenly road ended for me as I bumped into the front gate of my pre-nursery School- Chalet Day.

We get to see a numerous expressions but taking an aspect of innocence is the most alluring moment particularly when it comes to kids. They literally don’t understand the apprehension behind us being on the shooting mode. They are themselves and at their best with no artificiality which we generally may observe while taking other portraits of people.   Kids can pout, sneer or can be annoying at times but they are adorably one of a kind and the expressions are strikingly well. They are full of innocence, as it’s a blessing in itself. As rightly said by a dear friend, when kids mature they develop complex emotions.

When nature speaks of the true colors and shows us some mesmerizing actions then to click that superlative frame, being an amateur is like barking up the wrong tree again and again for me. Macro shooting is the genre which I enjoy the most especially with tiny creatures of our assembled fauna.   The colors, the forms and the activities are astonishing to capture as one gets to behold the real charm of nature.   A picture paints a thousand words and colors speak it all, here is an epitome of the written description. This Caterpillar made me dance to take the still shot of it.  Candid Caterpillar