Do you know how many photos you have taken up until now? You will have to take thousands of pictures to reach a point where you can begin to evaluate them objectively. Looking upon your photos as if you were looking at them through someone else's eyes is a good way to give yourself constructive Read more...

Do you know how many photos you have taken up until now? You will have to take thousands of pictures to reach a point where you can begin to evaluate them objectively. Looking upon your photos as if you were looking at them through someone else's eyes is a good way to give yourself constructive criticism. Comparing your first photos with your most recent, do you see improvement? Do you remember how you loved some of your first photos - do you still love them or are they now not so good anymore?

Khejdi (?????) or Prosopis cineraria is a small to medium size tree, found mainly in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan. Khejdi is the golden tree of Indian deserts, plays a vital role in preserving the ecosystem of arid and semi-arid areas. It is the symbol of socio-economic development of the arid regions. Since all the parts of the tree are useful, it is called kalp taru. It is also known as the 'king of desert', and the 'wonder tree'. Khejdi is a tree which is worshipped by a large number of people such as Bishnoi a great environmentalist community in Rajasthan. The importance of the medicinal value of Khejadi tree has been highlighted in ancient Ayurveda literature.