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I am being hospitalised for some minor maintenance, so here is a selected shot from my keepers. It was near the Valentine’s Day, and lovers were getting romantic. They were not giving the kiss yet when I, crossing the road, noticed them. But anticipating it, I got the camera ready and was glad that I did. Look through under their chins  and see the envious expression on the woman's face, which add an extra dimension of interest to the final image.

Sometimes, photography can be very additive. I am with the computer for doing the blog post and even a camera in the bag with me. But where am I? Hospital. Addicted for sure.

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Old 57 said…
Hope you get well soon and return to photography.
27 March 2012 at 07:14
Nevin said…
Thank you very much for your concern. I really hope to be out of this asap. Have a nice day, Old 57.
27 March 2012 at 10:26
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