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Photographer’s Note: In these photographs, stillness becomes a language. Each frame is less about capturing what is seen and more about tracing what is felt — the subtle currents of light, shadow, silence and nuance. The work does not declare but suggests, inviting the viewer to step into a space where presence is both delicate and profound. Serenity is not a final statement but an opening gesture — a passage into quietude, into reflection, into the fragile, into the perception but enduring spaces where perception and emotion meet. These images are not answers but invitations, asking us to listen to the echoes within ourselves as much as to what lies before us. Serenity is a soul . . . .

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Nabendu Jyoti is a human being. Straddling the realms of Literature and Photography, he sees the world both as text and as light. From his studies in English Language and Literature, he has learned how to read what lingers between words; from photography, he has learned how to preserve what slips between moments. His works invite viewers to pause, reflect, notice, and discern. To encounter his photographs is to overhear a whisper from the soul — fleeting yet filled with eternal serenity.