Preparation Of Durga Puja 2011

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Lotus collection in rural Bengal for ensuing Durga Puja.

I liked this photo published today.

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A. B.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Thanks for the information about Durga Puja and the picture is lovely. I especially like the Lotus flower.
15 September, 2011 10:41
Asim Bando said…
I'm glad that you liked the post. Lotus also my favourite flower. Thank you.
15 September, 2011 13:56
Anonymous said…
really,i must thank u fr pstng it cz we all often do frgt abt the actual workers.............
so thanks a lot
30 September, 2011 12:55
Asim Bando said…
Your appreciation is my reward. I always try to go to the depth of the subject and always pay respects for the real artists and workers. Thank you very much.
30 September, 2011 21:00
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