it is as if each piece of glass is an individual...frozen in d concrete of mundane worldliness...n guarding itself againt d other individuals with barbed surfaces..overall we are all covered wid cobwebs of doubts and fears.. waiting to be redeemed..atta verbose philosophy :)

12 Feb 2008 8:20am

@marie: nah its bful and straight frm the heart, n hence anything but verbose.

khwaab sheeshe ke duniya pathar kee:)

Pravin Paratey from Bangalore, India

Reminds me of someone's childhood

12 Feb 2008 11:53am

@Pravin Paratey: hm..>:D<

Babul Bhatt from Bombay, India

clearly this is out of bounds...

12 Feb 2008 12:38pm

@Babul Bhatt: hmm..interesting:)

alla from Toronto, Canada

I thought it was a brocken glass at first!

12 Feb 2008 12:38pm

@alla: these are indeed barbed fences with pieces of broken piercing glass to protect boundaries surrounding any house from thieves.

Ricky from Edmonton, Canada

Interesting. At first they looked like fallen leaves but the translucency of glass finally gave it away. I was surprised to see that people still use them back home as a way of protection :-)

13 Feb 2008 1:06pm

@Ricky: am really surprised to kno so many ppl thot they were leaves. wish i can capture leaves like this someday:)

yeah such kinda fencing is used quite a lot here

raingirl from India

i like your perspective...

14 Feb 2008 12:06am

@raingirl: :)

Sorabh from Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Very apt name...And i agree with Maria's comments...
There are too many barriers in one's life... and we are made to stick to our limitations of society, culture, boundaries similar to standing in a concrete mix!

14 Feb 2008 2:02am

ConvexClix from Mumbai, India

Am glad you took the time to bend down to those shards and get this perspective for us. These macro shots give awesome results from things we see everyday. Just the perspective changes everything. Same could be to our problems(barriers). A different perspective often opens up new ways to tackle it and new ideas to cope with it.

15 Feb 2008 1:03pm

@ConvexClix: yes.how true. a depressing perspective can turn into something absolutely optimistic if tackled with a little hope:) hope I learn tht..

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