An expert in photography said that, good photographs are results of accidents i.e. u click a thousand pics and one among those 1000 will be a good pic... it does not depend on light, exposure, color and all that technical values... it depends on the final outcome of that one click...

For e.g. I took this photograph in the small cottages that were located behind my college hostel... these few kids used to play throughout the day and sometimes I used to go and meet them to play with them... I took this photo when they were studying... what I realised after almost 10 years of my life with my camera, that a photographer needs to have a very good rapport with the person who is being shot... be it a model or any other person... to take out the natural expression, they need to shed off their consciousness of the camera...make them comfortable enough to neglect the existence of the camera... only after that u'll get the best shots... this pic is quite close to my heart; firstly because its shows the innocent faces and real expressions of the children while they are studying and secondly, the faces go from sharpness to blur showing that the future will be blurred if there is no education...