He frequently accompanies his father Prasad Paranjape , on photography trips to various Wild Life Sanctuaries across India. You can see some more of Aditya's photographs here.
I often think, all these inadvertently clicked photos have something to tell us.
My take.:
(photo by Adityavardhan Paranjape)
Some are conspicuouslymassive,
firmly spreading
across
the available space,
throwing
their weight around.
And some
are the
mass of twigs,
haphazard but together,
helping balance
each other,
across crossings
in their
unpredictable lives.
You would think
that
this would be
a home
for some
peace loving,
simple minded,
public singing birds.
But no.
No peaceful green,
No pliable green branches
No innocent flowers.
And no fruits
of truthful labor.
Today's' world
is such,
that only
the predator birds
stand threateningly
at all life's junctions,
powered by the
might tree....
that was a deep message. and yes, loved aditya's photographs! :)
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I see that you write very lovely and profound poetry.
Thank you so much for your kind words.