On top of Karnataka’s highest peak Mullayanagiri.

- Photograph by Alistair D’Souza

The gallery is filled to capacity and you finally find your seat, amongst the buzz of eager homo sapiens. Tickets are checked, you recline to a comfortable position and then the show begins, oblivious to the many eyes that fail to appreciate the artistic composition of a million framed pictures on display. The spectacle of nature; the ‘Sliding Windows’.

- Photograph by Alistair D’Souza

While returning from Independence Day celebrations, I chanced upon theses two kids dressed in the tricolor (orange and green shirts, white pants). They probably planned it but I like to believe it was a lucky coincidence.

Guest photo by: Manvi Gandotra

The season that makes my city divine..

Photograph by Kaushal B. Dhoker

HDR’d image of Charminar highlights the grandeur of the biggest landmark in the city.

Guest Photo by Lovell D’Souza

Breathtaking view of the Kinnaur Kailash Peak from Kalpa which is at a height of 10,900 feet. As per mythology, this was the last resort of Lord Shiva

-Photograph by Karishma Katoch

The view from behind the Taj Mahal, in Agra — the Yamuna river and in the distance, the Agra fort.

Guest photo by Tony Catalano.

The auspicious day of Akshaya Tritiya is being celebrated today across India. It is believed that on this day, river Ganga descended from heaven on earth after receiving blessings for the Gods and Goddesses.

Photograph by Jasminder Singh Oberoi.

I dont know why, but… this picture feels happy and sad depending on how you look at it..

You look at it like a happy pic… u’ll feel happier… the kids enjoying themselves..

And it is almost painful to see the guy staring at those bicycles as if he is being denied something..

- Vinay Chintapalli

A lady meditating atop Stanti Stupa, Leh.

- Photograph by Alistair D’Souza