We met him in Turtuk. He owned a few apricot and apple farms in the remote village. He was also the owner of a luxurious tourist camp. All in all, a man who had enough to lead a comfortable life and yet he was different from many. He was humble, soft spoken and a listener. Someone who had seen many things and was eager to share stories.
Sometimes, pictures turn out to speak out for the person in it. This fitted the category.
Another portrait photography attempt with the Canon. Today’s post is my #58 of Wordless Wednesdays hosted by Esha and Natasha.
happiness and food 
He is a handsome man..there is a calmness on his face that I am loving.
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I was moved by this because I have never attempted portrait photography. It’s an art, and you have so captured the kindness in this man’s face.
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His face conveys one thing. Kindness.
Great shot, Parul.
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He appears to hold the secrets of the universe. Great photo!
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Aren’t all great men like him? So accomplished but so humble and willing to listen and share 🙂
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I think you’ve captured the essence of the man through this picture. Fantastic shot, Parul. I agree with you — I think a picture speaks a thousand words! So glad you shared this amazing picture and linked up with us this week, Parul. I’m loving your travel pics. Keep them coming. 🙂
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Nice portrait. Good to know about this person through your blog.
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True. a wonderful description. That grey has seen a lot of the world.
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His eyes speak a lot!! A great capture, Parul!
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This is such a brilliant shot, Parul. The wrinkles, the smile, the salt and pepper, they not just speak volumes about him, but conjure up stories in our minds eyes. Thank you so much for linking up with #WordlessWednesday. So good to have you on board. 🙂
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