In Bombay. India.
Slightly, very slightly, abstract.
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“Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.” — Maya Angelou
It’s like a boat on a river of fire, beautifully done, Rajiv.
Leslie
Thanks a lot Leslie.. i was not sure. Sometimes, you can go over the top…
I think it was over the top, but it works.
Yeah… But I am experimenting with the over the top stuff
That is the artistic part of it.
I hope so!
Like black paint on colored paper. Nicely done. Love it.
Beautiful Rajiv!
Thank you, Wendy!
rather beautiful.
Thank you!
So cool..!
Thank ye very much! My time to blush!
Oh, goodie!!! More! 🙂
No, no, no!!
Without being racist, when you blush, you turn a pretty pink…
I am brown. When I blush, I turn a mottled purple!
It’s the glow of the cheeks I adore. No matter the color.
It is a mottled purple glow..
You have been given fair warning!
Rich and vibrant, a painting
Thank you very much, John!
I like it, Rajiv (but then you know my photos….over the top!)!
But, yours are good!
Beautifully done. I am curious. Where in Bombay was the original pic taken?
At the Sea Link
Aaah! Thanks. I thought it was near the Haji Ali Dargah. 🙂
Very cool indeed! Not like you to be ‘over the top’ 😉
Oh, once in way!