Mindscapes...

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Scape.1400

Peace is when one attunes his/her mind with the silent voice of Mother Nature....



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Scape.1401

Death is the opposite of birth; Life has no opposite...



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Scape.1402

If we apply our intelligence in most benevolent and creative manner, we are one with Nature....



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Scape.1403

Essence of a flower is its nectar; essence of life is the selfless good deeds one perform...



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Scape.1404

Nature equips every form of life, be it a microbe or a mighty one....



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Scape.1405

If you want to possess, that is dezire only; true love never possess....



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Scape.1406

Even a microbe can challenge the 'macrobial' existence; Nature poses challenges to strengthen...and to teach humility...



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Scape.1407

Optimise your needs; maximize your efforts....



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Scape.1408

No eclipse is for ever.....



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Scape.1409

Let Science, Technology and Human struggles together save the Human World which is at the verge of a disaster....



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Scape.1410

A wish of benevolence is a prayer; an act of benevolence is a service...



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Scape.1411

Nature Prompts us to be Optimistic amidst all adversities...



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Scape.1412

All colors come from the colourless rays of Sun....





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Scape. 1413

Even a unicellular entity can shake the foundation of Human Ego....



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[Rufus]

Nandakumar,

Thank you for your continuing mindful and philosophical ponderings captured so well in wonderful short phrases (and of course for the accompanying images, too!).

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Thank you very much for your kind words, David

[skitterbug]

I agree with David's remarks. Your thoughts and photos are always inspiring to me and I appreciate the effort you take to keep your messages flowing! Thank you!

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Thank you very much as always, Sandy

[DanK]

You post wonderful flower photos, and I too appreciate the thoughts you add to them.

In this case, however, I do have a suggestion. When I first looked at the red flowers, it seemed as if there was no detail in some areas. So I just loaded the image into Photoshop, and as I expected, you have blown highlights in the red channel.

I have found that intensely red photographs are often very difficult to photograph for his reason. I do two things to deal with it. The most important is to look at all three histograms when shooting to make sure that the dominant color isn't clipping. A second is to avoid adding contrast using an RGB curve and instead using a luminosity blend to avoid boosting saturation. The first of these is the more important.

I hope this is helpful.

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Dan thank you very much for your words and helpful hints; actually i had changed the colour of the flower from deep purple to violet. I am not that expert in photoshop operations; thank you again for your useful analysis very much