I Welcome You All To My Ten Word Picture Stories

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🏼</h2><figure id="5edc"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*9EZl2MoC8rdbefXy-xc6mQ.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="e01a">This is a bitter gourd plant that I am growing in a flower pot at home. It gives very small bitter gourds. The size is really small. It comes up with many flowers. Then many vegetables are called Karela in India and soon becomes yellow.</p><h2 id="f428">2. The moonlight adds brightness to the dark and dull night 👇🏼</h2><figure id="2b8c"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*xtA0YLvxE1tT01UAtbPsvA.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author CC DR.Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="a4f7">I was taking a walk in the evening close to my house and looking up at the moon. Why was the car disturbing the beauty with its full lights on? The moonlight was beautiful and made the otherwise dark night glow with its natural light.</p><h2 id="5ab5">3. Turn your head and look at the amazingly beautiful island 👇🏼</h2><figure id="14bb"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*vbfTKTNO_kmMyrVvofLFuQ.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="67ea">I had taken several pictures of Phi Phi Island when I went to Thailand. I posted one in Six Word Photo Story Publication. This picture is from another angle in the same boat that I had traveled. Look at the clear sea. Isn't it beautiful? It is the authentic Sea green color.</p><h2 id="f249">4. The uprooted tree is sadly waiting to be picked up.👇🏼</h2><figure id="593f"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*uLuOuKXuVrpkGKeVzuRC9w.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author CCDR.Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="7fe9">This tree was uprooted sometime ago when there was an unusual blast of wind and things actually flew from homes and fell down showing nature’s fury. The tree still waits patiently and sadly to be picked up by the municipal bodies. This is close to my house and I clicked it while walking one evening.</p><h2 id="3686">5. The two towers are leaning against each other for support.👇🏼</h2><figure id="dbdd"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*DGYYaFr7DuNCiBUJ2el8pA.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author CCPreeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="c490">The twin towers felt as if they were almost leaning against each other. An illusion created from far. I saw these traveling in the tourist bus in Bangkok. At the stop light, I could not take my eyes off it and clicked a picture hurridly.</p><h2 id="8a8f">6. Under the jaws of the alligator the fit man stands 👇🏼</h2><figure id="5c2d"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*S2bKxcDBCRlzQnMY80ei8Q.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author CCPreeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="f8cb">This was an art piece at the Noong Nooch Village at the Tropical garden in Thailand. What an amazing and gigantic piece it was. It was surrounded by natural plants and designed in a way that small Buddhist temple roofs could be seen. Again an art piece.</p><h2 id="c039">7. The two colorful

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love birds sitting inside sharing a secret👇🏼</h2><figure id="b88a"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*W4gE19XYbNyKVZkHduyrxg.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author cc Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="93ca">This was a very interesting sight to behold. The two colorful birds inside the shaded area are oblivious that the other birds could listen to their talk. They are sharing a secret and talking seriously. I clicked this picture in Bangkok at the Safari Park which I loved.</p><h2 id="7fed">8. The beautiful art of Budha is decorated ornamentally and equisitely👇🏼</h2><figure id="f7f0"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*VCW_UyI2LGK9-GFv5tD0Sg.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author cc Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="3ff6">I went to see the golden Buddha in Bangkok. All Buddhas are beautifully decorated. This one caught my eye with a bird resembling the peacock though the colors are different. There were a collection of fruits in the fruit bowls and so many flower vases. I loved to take a picture of this Buddha.</p><h2 id="11d5">9. The entrance of the temple so ornamentally carved with gold👇🏼</h2><figure id="5b5e"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*DUhracG_GdU5dzC8yLpN3A.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by the author cc Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="fb92">This is the entrance to a Buddhist temple. It is exquisitely carved with gold. In Bangkok, all the places of worship are fully carved and so much gold work and shining material are used. It shines brilliantly even at night. They like everything to shine like gold.</p><h2 id="cf7a">This one is for us at the Dancing Elephants Press 👇🏼</h2><figure id="2988"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*Noop6vwmiY2JQmGUksBp-g.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo clicked by the author cc Preeti Singh</figcaption></figure><p id="ce66">I clicked this picture of the dancing elephants I could not resist. This is really for <a href="undefined">Dr. Gabriella Korosi</a> who is the owner of the publication that we enjoy as a family now.</p><p id="b867"><b>I end with the Dancing Elephants Press 🙏🏼and a bow.</b></p><p id="46f5">So many people have been tagged and I would probably be going in the same cycle. I invite those who want to showcase their photos with Dancing Elephants Press to write their 10-word Picture stories.</p><p id="223c">©<a href="https://readmedium.com/dc34b46c1343?source=post_page-----f9fa88a300ef--------------------------------">Dr. Preeti Singh</a>, 2022.</p><p id="ab08"><b>Connect with me <i>Click <a href="https://preetisingh15.medium.com/subscribe">here</a> to subscribe to my stories</i></b>|<b> joinMedium <a href="https://preetisingh15.medium.com/membership">‘<i>with my referral link</i></a></b><a href="https://preetisingh15.medium.com/membership"><i> </i></a>|<a href="https://www.facebook.com/preeti.singh.1690/"><b>Facebook</b></a><b> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/preeti.singh.1690/">Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-preeti-singh-35a2486a/">Linkedin</a> Email: [email protected]</b></p></article></body>

I Welcome You All To My Ten Word Picture Stories

Namaste 🙏Greetings to one and all

Namaste 🙏🏼

Welcome to my ten-word and ten-picture stories. 🌹

I spent a considerable amount of time putting them together.

The pictures were all clicked by me and collected by me too. I am not AI assisted nor do I have a talent like some of my friends who are very fast in writing an article.

One of my dear friends remarked that she was AI because she could write an article in 10 minutes.

My humble salute to them. 🙋🏼

I appreciate them and want to be like them 💙

I am a slow coach as they say 😀😀😀

If I can try some other slow people like me can also be inspired to try 👍🏼

I had no intention of writing this story! Not at all! Then you may ask Why did I not want to write? Why am I writing now?

I will be honest Deb Fiore It started with a whisper and then Lola Rosario Say it Succinctly they tagged me and asked me to accept the challenge.

I said I am so sorry I have already done this challenge. No more for me. I did not feel good saying no to such sweet writers. It did not stop there.

Then Dr. Gabriella Korosi tagged me in short and sweet.

Yesterday, I published a ten-word picture story by Paul Walker in Illumination as I am an editor there as well. Ten Words Ten Pictures — Yes, It’s Another Medium Meme…

He had been tagged by Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles who had tagged me too in Ten Word Stories? Sure! Let’s Do It! for the second time.

So here I go now pleasing them all!

So even if I did it earlier I had to try to do it again

Dr. Gabriella Korosi has a column called DEP Photography. I decided to do this one, especially for this section of The Dancing Elephants Press.

I will also give a few lines of description of each picture. These photos all clicked by me on my recent travel to Thailand. Some are from the town where I live in Delhi, India.

The photos are mainly of nature, travel, art, and lifestyle.

There I go.👇🏼

1. The bitter gourd brings a sweet taste to our lives. 👇🏼

This is a bitter gourd plant that I am growing in a flower pot at home. It gives very small bitter gourds. The size is really small. It comes up with many flowers. Then many vegetables are called Karela in India and soon becomes yellow.

2. The moonlight adds brightness to the dark and dull night 👇🏼

I was taking a walk in the evening close to my house and looking up at the moon. Why was the car disturbing the beauty with its full lights on? The moonlight was beautiful and made the otherwise dark night glow with its natural light.

3. Turn your head and look at the amazingly beautiful island 👇🏼

I had taken several pictures of Phi Phi Island when I went to Thailand. I posted one in Six Word Photo Story Publication. This picture is from another angle in the same boat that I had traveled. Look at the clear sea. Isn't it beautiful? It is the authentic Sea green color.

4. The uprooted tree is sadly waiting to be picked up.👇🏼

This tree was uprooted sometime ago when there was an unusual blast of wind and things actually flew from homes and fell down showing nature’s fury. The tree still waits patiently and sadly to be picked up by the municipal bodies. This is close to my house and I clicked it while walking one evening.

5. The two towers are leaning against each other for support.👇🏼

The twin towers felt as if they were almost leaning against each other. An illusion created from far. I saw these traveling in the tourist bus in Bangkok. At the stop light, I could not take my eyes off it and clicked a picture hurridly.

6. Under the jaws of the alligator the fit man stands 👇🏼

This was an art piece at the Noong Nooch Village at the Tropical garden in Thailand. What an amazing and gigantic piece it was. It was surrounded by natural plants and designed in a way that small Buddhist temple roofs could be seen. Again an art piece.

7. The two colorful love birds sitting inside sharing a secret👇🏼

This was a very interesting sight to behold. The two colorful birds inside the shaded area are oblivious that the other birds could listen to their talk. They are sharing a secret and talking seriously. I clicked this picture in Bangkok at the Safari Park which I loved.

8. The beautiful art of Budha is decorated ornamentally and equisitely👇🏼

I went to see the golden Buddha in Bangkok. All Buddhas are beautifully decorated. This one caught my eye with a bird resembling the peacock though the colors are different. There were a collection of fruits in the fruit bowls and so many flower vases. I loved to take a picture of this Buddha.

9. The entrance of the temple so ornamentally carved with gold👇🏼

This is the entrance to a Buddhist temple. It is exquisitely carved with gold. In Bangkok, all the places of worship are fully carved and so much gold work and shining material are used. It shines brilliantly even at night. They like everything to shine like gold.

This one is for us at the Dancing Elephants Press 👇🏼

Photo clicked by the author cc Preeti Singh

I clicked this picture of the dancing elephants I could not resist. This is really for Dr. Gabriella Korosi who is the owner of the publication that we enjoy as a family now.

I end with the Dancing Elephants Press 🙏🏼and a bow.

So many people have been tagged and I would probably be going in the same cycle. I invite those who want to showcase their photos with Dancing Elephants Press to write their 10-word Picture stories.

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