I took this shot after my meeting at Churchgate today. I need to keep coming here for the next few days, thus I'm guessing I'll show you this part of the city, which I haven't shot much, in the next few days.
I took this shot at the M.G.Road signal. This is one of the junctions where the terrorists of 26/11 open fired, killing innocent people of the city.
I really wish for the safety of this man and his family and all the people he is not looking at as he stands at the signal with his papers tied up. I wish for his safety and love to be intact as my wishes, hopes and prayers would be easy to access as compared to people realizing peace, love and unity in this world...
For him and the entire world which is like him, hoping to live each day to the fullest...
I took this shot at the M.G.Road signal. This is one of the junctions where the terrorists of 26/11 open fired, killing innocent people of the city.
I really wish for the safety of this man and his family and all the people he is not looking at as he stands at the signal with his papers tied up. I wish for his safety and love to be intact as my wishes, hopes and prayers would be easy to access as compared to people realizing peace, love and unity in this world...
For him and the entire world which is like him, hoping to live each day to the fullest...
4 comments:
I certainly wish for his safety—as well as yours, mine, and that of everyone on the planet!
I love this photo. The composition is fabulous. And this building—for a Westerner like me, at least—just says "colonial India."reak
I can imagine how difficult it was for you to stand at this very spot and think back to those horrible days. But the building is stiil there as are the people so THEY did not win, they took lives and caused destruction, but the human spirit lives on and as long as we keep our humanity THEY will not win!
:) thanks, Alexa!!:)
absolutely, Rose!!:) I salute all the people who lived those moments!!:)
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