Joining Esha, The Sky Girl and Natasha at Natasha Musing for #WordlessWednesday today.
A lover of words. A self-acceptance blogger. A creativity coach. A book reviewer. A woman happily journeying through midlife, moving from self-improvement to self-acceptance and enjoying being herself. I write about life, wellness, relationships at Everyday Gyaan. An avid reader, I review books at CorinneRodrigues.com and offer coaching to writers and bloggers and anyone looking to explore their creativity at The Frangipani Creative, located in Secunderabad, India.
Thats an amazing clear click! Which camera did you use for this, Corinne?
The man definitely must have had a great dinner with his catch.
A moment captured in time! Something tells me that must be Goa! I see a lot of that in Bengal too, where many families depend on the day’s catch for their livelihood! A tough life, no doubt. Thank you for sharing this lovely picture, Corinne!
P.S. May I add the post to the linky?
Thanks, Esha. It’s actually Kerala. Yes, I know how the day’s catch makes all the difference to some families.
I’ve added my post, thank you! ♥
What a great idea to capture people’s moments in time. I really enjoy this picture. I can see movement in it and I like how the man’s arm is stretched out. He seems to be open to what is coming next.
I was in Goa last December, an untouched village in North Goa. Every afternoon a local from the village; an old man, in rags literally, would turn up with his handmade fishing rod and spends hours patiently catching his supper by the river bank. It was indeed a sight to behold as we sat sunning ourselves and soaking in the quititude.
It is always so calming to witness this process. Your lovely shot brought those memories flooding back.
I agree with Esha, it’s a tough life no doubt but one bereft of the complexities of cities. And what a pleasue it must be to dig into your own fresh catch of the day.
Thank you Corinne for linking up with #WordlessWednesday. Pleasure to have to with us. ❤️
Beautiful picture captured. Waters and the coconut trees. God’s own country.
Contentment — one word to describe this picture!
That’s a good one. I love the surroundings 🙂 Clean and green.