Monday, September 24, 2018

'LIGHT' IS THE WONDER OF WONDERS!






"The art of art, the glory of expression and the sunshine of the light of letters, is simplicity."                                        
Walt Whitman
                                              




                             Sunrise at a place in southern India.



‘Light’ is the wonder of wonders that creates an incredibly fascinating phenomenon. The reality of light displays multiple facets enfolding the charismatic character of the cosmos.  For one it denotes the powerful universal life-giving truths. Humankind is blessed to witness the enchantingly calm and serene dawn light, uplifting daylight, a distinct and mind-blowing light of the rising sun, the blazing light patterns of the setting sun, the mysterious twilight hues, the celestial moonlight and sometimes the inky dark light of the night.


                 
             Full moon clicked from the verandah of our home at Patiala.


Moon’s pale golden light is a marvel. It is the night light to the world. The moonlit nights are the loveliest and have myriad romantic connotations. The poets have explored the depths of their imagination to describe the beauty and grandeur of the moon's mystery.

Moon is a photographer’s delight the way it passes through many phases to attain its final circular shape. To take a walk in the moonlit night is an experience indescribable! Watching 'THE TAJ'(one of the wonders of the world) at Agra in moonlight feels bewitchingly out of this world. The moon figures as ‘CHANDA MAMA’ (uncle moon) in children's stories and lullabies. This nature's lamp is both awe-inspiring and magnificence incarnate!


            
Autumn's blazing colors in the afternoon's golden sunshine in the US.


Sunlight is dynamism personified- a force unique. It is a giver of life to all organisms. During summers, it scorches but is a boon in winters. Wintery days morph into a paradise of sorts with golden yellow sunlight embracing the space all around.



For the first time could click a lightning flash from the coutryard of our house.


Then there is the creepy sudden streak of light, which precedes thunder on rainy days. The flash of scary bright light in the sky is one of the awesome mysteries of nature and does need no explanation.

Man’s super brainpower has learned to generate electric light from water from coal and from sunlight. The simple electric bulb whose light we take for granted is like a ‘miniature sun’ at night. It has revolutionized our lives even beyond imagination.

Nature’s bountiful light sources together with man’s God-given innovative abilities for creating light are enough reasons to label man as God’s favorite creation.

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11 comments:

  1. Hari Om
    As autumn hits here, your post appreciated! YAM xx

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  2. Great capture . Please tell something about my capture on my blog.

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  3. When I feel anxious at night, I tell myself things look better in the light of day. Usually, it does. :-)

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  4. It is easy to take light for granted, whether it is the light from the sun (imagine how dark and cold it would be without it!) or light from electricity. Thanks for reminding us to be grateful for such a marvelous thing.

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  5. Wonderful choise for L Uppal… and beautiful photo's as well

    The fall is here, I love it

    Have a splendid, ♥-warming ABC-Wednes-day / -week
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  6. Have never seen that quote before. All nice and as always, like the Fall colors. Light, how much better than darkness. Thanks for sharing with Pictorial Tuesday.

    Peabea from Peabea Scribbles

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  7. Great pictures.
    Congrats for the lightning pic.
    What would we do without light? I feel so blessed with all the light around me :)

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  8. Wonderful notes on different kinds and form of lights! Nice shots

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  9. Interesting post with lots of info and I love to learn...

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