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Nour Luna Photography

A space to see. With open eyes and a camera...

India waiting

indigo skies

tea trees

sand seeds 

living balconies 

afloat with flower bouquets

at the bus stop

nostalgic views

of a time that does not sit,

is still

(Kerala, India, 2025)

all pictures © esther nour

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This is my first photo story (some by camera, some by phone), a collection that has come together after my last visit in Southern India. I was inspired by its stillness, the nostalgia surrounding the landscape, the slow farming of tea tree plantations, and the soulfull auras of the people. I dived into a bucolic world, in full admiration of their simple slow life. 

Green ways of change

Immersed patiently in patterns of thoughts. Confronting little incongruencies of the everyday. Asking (ourselves?) the big questions and then waiting for answer(s), we summon the routine like it would be everything. Noisy heads, empty minds.

How volatile are the lives we live and how quickly they can profoundly change?

And, do we really want them to change? 

 

Change might not happen overnight and at  the moment we wish to. We have steps to take, path to walk, waves to overcome, and sometimes we are forced to look outside our windows, into the world, to be in the position to acknowledge the opportunities we already have.

woman visiting a museum looking outside a window
Istanbul street and green wall
Light lamp
farmer in the field
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