Thanks to you that I have learned something new about time today. BTW,I am currently in hyd . Your description about the city is so apt.Waiting for more such new concepts 👏
Quiet observations of everyday life are the kinds of images I love to pause and look at. It’s so wonderful to see your side of the world through your eyes, Shital. Another inspiring post. Thank you for sharing!
Ethereal photos with a unique perspective and your posts are like prose, which appeal so much to me. My favorite line: "In my Kairos time, I meet myself – quietly and uninterrupted." I love my Kairos time!
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There are a lot of these that I like, but particularly the second and fourth images. The amount of blur and the composition on that second image are absolutely perfect, to me. And I use blur myself quite often. The fourth one, I don't know exactly, but all the elements just sing together, with the guy on the right seeming to look in the direction of the bird, his companion looking behind him, the framing of elements on either side of the truck.. it just works magically together. Other images are really good too, but those just pop out for me.
Amazing photographs. The colors. I think we’d all like Kairos. So hard to be spontaneous. I look fondly at young children at a playground or beach. Everything is new and exciting in their little cosmos. Thanks for sharing this.
Shital, “Gobsmacked” wouldn’t be too far off! I love today’s images. “Blow Horn” provided a deft touch to the truck and circling bird. The brightly colored rectangles painted diagonally on the building captured my attention. I thought I might list the images I really like. “All,” would be more appropriate. Your discussion of Kairos and the relationship with creativity is refreshing. I’m in your debt. 🙏🏽
And again, those amazing colors and patterns, those unique perspectives. Your photography charms me again and again. Keep showing us the world through your eyes.
Thank you, Shital, great work! Great to get to know your work, and I have written about Kairos time, take photos, and am an artist-writer, too.
Hi Robin! Will check out your piece on Kairos! Thanks so much for stopping by.
Hi, Shtial:
Great! Here is the link:
https://robinmotzer.substack.com/p/how-uniting-honors-freedom-and-transformation
Thanks to you that I have learned something new about time today. BTW,I am currently in hyd . Your description about the city is so apt.Waiting for more such new concepts 👏
Thank you Praneetha! If you are a Hyderabadi a warm hello to you :)
I take pictures, too. I appreciate reading the mind of someone with similar purposes in the habit. I enjoyed your words, and your photos, immensely.
Thanks much Cynthia. Appreciate it!
I need more Kairos! Thank you for sharing. I am grateful for finding you, your photos and words inspire and nurture 💙❤️💙❤️
Brenda cannot thank you enough. Really appreciate the support. Glad we are connected.
Your photographs demonstrate Kairos beautifully.
Thanks much Alicia.
For me, Kairos is the time to write and read. Chronos is usually my working time, although I also do it with pleasure.
Chronos work with pleasure… yes it would be nice to get to that point! Thank you Rolando.
Never heard about these concepts of time before. Both words and photos so beautifully poetic, such an enjoyable read!
Thanks so much Amaranta. Appreciate your comment!
Quiet observations of everyday life are the kinds of images I love to pause and look at. It’s so wonderful to see your side of the world through your eyes, Shital. Another inspiring post. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much Stella. Hyderabad is a charming city.
Ethereal photos with a unique perspective and your posts are like prose, which appeal so much to me. My favorite line: "In my Kairos time, I meet myself – quietly and uninterrupted." I love my Kairos time!
Juliette thanks much for taking the time to read my piece.
There are a lot of these that I like, but particularly the second and fourth images. The amount of blur and the composition on that second image are absolutely perfect, to me. And I use blur myself quite often. The fourth one, I don't know exactly, but all the elements just sing together, with the guy on the right seeming to look in the direction of the bird, his companion looking behind him, the framing of elements on either side of the truck.. it just works magically together. Other images are really good too, but those just pop out for me.
And here's to Kairos time!
Thanks so much for the feedback Donn. Much appreciated!
Amazing photographs. The colors. I think we’d all like Kairos. So hard to be spontaneous. I look fondly at young children at a playground or beach. Everything is new and exciting in their little cosmos. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks so much Monica. You are right, children are true Kairo followers without even knowing it!
Wonderful capture's of Kairos moments ! - :)
Thanks so much Lori!
Shital, “Gobsmacked” wouldn’t be too far off! I love today’s images. “Blow Horn” provided a deft touch to the truck and circling bird. The brightly colored rectangles painted diagonally on the building captured my attention. I thought I might list the images I really like. “All,” would be more appropriate. Your discussion of Kairos and the relationship with creativity is refreshing. I’m in your debt. 🙏🏽
I am humbled by your comment Gary. Grateful for your observations. Thank you ever so much.
Lovely commentary. A thoughtful approach to art and life. ✌🏻
Thank you very much Mark
And again, those amazing colors and patterns, those unique perspectives. Your photography charms me again and again. Keep showing us the world through your eyes.
Thank you Ahalya again and again for engaging with my work :) it means a lot!
I love these photographs, the light and rhyme of shapes within them, and yes beautifully written thanks
Thanks so much Ruby. Street photography is interesting you never know where you will find treasure!