That is very true. The person who captures the story is just as important as the story itself.

In today’s world, everyone has a camera in their pocket, which means that there are more opportunities than ever to capture and share amazing stories.

This is a great thing, because it allows us to connect with people from all over the world and learn about their lives.

Of course, with great power comes great responsibility. It is important to use our cameras to tell stories that are accurate, fair, and respectful. We should also be mindful of the impact that our photos and videos can have on others.

When we use our cameras to tell stories, we have the opportunity to make a difference in the world. We can help to raise awareness of important issues, promote understanding between different cultures, and inspire others to take action.

So, next time you have a camera in your hand, take a moment to think about the story you want to tell, capture it and share it.

In the picture we see a perfectly United Bharat when it comes to to celebrations and festivals, traders and buyers have a win-win

#onepicturestory #monochrome #diwali2023

It’s interesting to think about how humans are the only living beings on the planet that carry baggage. We have all sorts of baggage that we carry around with us, mostly from the past into present and future too.

Even though other animals experience emotions like happiness and sadness, they don’t seem to hold onto them the way humans do. When an animal feels sad, they might withdraw for a little while, but they don’t dwell on it for days or weeks like we do.

Perhaps it’s because we have such complex brains and are able to think and process things on a much deeper level than other animals. We’re able to analyze our experiences and relationships, and that’s where the emotional baggage comes in.

It’s important to recognize when we’re carrying emotional baggage and to work through it, whether that’s through therapy, meditation, or other methods. Letting go of the past can be difficult, but it can also be liberating and allow us to move forward in a more positive way.

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I am amongst a fortunate few to have the limited edition card deck from MrChitale.com, having known Rohan and Ishwari since they got married before the pandemic, our friendship grew as we had long conversations in the lockdown, throwing ideas at each other and working on a few.

MrChitale.com an initiative to introduce people to the magical world of card tricks was the first project we did, it’s now available for everyone around the world to explore, weather you are a teen agent or someone who now enjoys the retirement and anyone in between, the next project for Rohan and Ishwari was to create the custom card deck, here is a glimpse into what they created, I was lucky to make these images for the promotion and print, here is a deep dive into the story

Designing a limited edition card deck involves several steps, including:

Conceptualisation, the first step is to come up with a concept for the card deck. This can involve brainstorming ideas for the theme, artwork, and overall design.

Artwork, once the concept is established, the artwork for the card deck can be created. This involved Ishwari’s ideas  as creating the artwork is by itself a journey. The artwork should be cohesive and tie into the theme of the deck.

Card Design, The next step is to design the layout of the cards. This includes deciding on the number and type of cards, as well as the design of the back and front of the cards.

Print Design, After the card design is finalized, the print design can be created. This involves creating a digital file that the printer can use to print the cards.

Selection of Materials, selecting the materials for the card deck is an important step. This includes the type of paper or cardstock, ink colors, and any special finishes or treatments.

Idea into reality and prototype, once the design and materials are finalized, a prototype of the card deck can be created. This allows for any necessary adjustments to be made before final production.

The final step is to produce the limited edition card deck. This may involve working with a printing company or manufacturer to produce the cards. Quality control should be a priority to ensure the final product meets expectations.

Overall, designing a limited edition card deck is a creative and iterative process that requires attention to detail and a clear vision for the final product. Each step is important in ensuring the final product is high-quality and meets the expectations of the designer and target audience.

Do check out the design at www.MrChitale.com and fall in love with magic and the design.

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