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Smiley Saturdays - 2

Never knew I would have to struggle this much to publish the 2nd post only in Smiley Saturdays series. 
Well, with inactive internet connection and inefficient Blogger app from  Android, here I'm trying once more to publish post via email. God knows its fate  :) and Mobile WiFi, I'm able to publish this post! All we need is a Smile, and it's done :) 
A Smiling Mother and her bright Child is the prettiest Smile Moment! Isn't it?
I shot this picture of a fellow Inddiethumpers's wife and her kid at Rider Mania 2011, Kolkata. Picture was shot through Nikon D5000 and has been edited basically on Photoshop.


Thanks to Android-Motorola again to be the saviour. I posted this through Gmail, and now editing on Hotspot WiFi! Technology is awesome....while watching SocialNetwork on HBO, I felt it too...

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  1. SUB26 June 2011 at 09:20

    keep smiling :-)

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  2. Punit Dubey26 June 2011 at 15:55

    Thanks Sub :)
    You commented before i could actually publish it the way I wanted...thanks a lot!
    And, you too...keep Smiling :))

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  3. Barkha Dhar27 June 2011 at 03:52

    I like the picture very much. A perfect illustration of how a smile can make your day. Keep smiling and keep posting.

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  4. Punit Dubey27 June 2011 at 12:54

    Thanks Barkha! :)

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