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Smiley Saturdays - 8 (Bappa's Smile)

This year I had privilege to visit world-famous Aamchi Mumbai's Ganapati Visharjan. The event is such a treat for photography enthusiasts. All thanks to my photography guru Mr. Abhimanyu.


I picked a lot of pics of Bappa, and was to able to take a cute smile of God's gift to earth, a happy child! The innocent smile with no impurity and adulteration has touched my heart. I realized now why cheating is called as 'adult'eration :)
The un-adulterated innocent smile with the Bappa in background 


I took this pic on Nov 9, 2011 through my D5000 18-55 lens, in day light.




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