Gapu Photography

14/10/2026

A free bird belongs to the open sky, answering only to the rhythm of the wind. With every powerful beat of its wings, it leaves the heavy world behind to chase the infinite horizon. Its journey is a beautiful reminder that true peace is found when we dare to trust our own strength and fly.

13/10/2026

This October comes with lots of love.
Here is one of them...

#ପାରିଜାତ #ଗଙ୍ଗଶିଉଳି

25/09/2026

In 2019, I tried to click long exposure photograph, but failed most of the time. Finally, after long long time, I tried again and with the guidance of Vijay Bhai, learned this much.

01/09/2026

23/08/2026

Khudurukuni Osha (Odia: ଖୁଦୁରୁକୁଣି ଓଷା) is an Odia festival, also known as Bhalukuni Osha (Odia: ଭାଲୁକୁଣୀ ଓଷା) celebrated by unmarried girls. This festival is celebrated on every Sunday in the month of Bhadrav (Odia: ଭାଦ୍ରବ) which is in between August and September as per the Gorgerin calender. On this festival, the girls worship Maa Mangala (Odia: ମା' ମଙ୍ଗଳା) to protect their brothers.

This festival started with a legend from Tapoi (Odia: ତଅପୋଇ), one sister of 7 Sadhabas (Sadhabas were ancient mariners from the Kalinga empire). Her brothers didn't return for 10 years, so she worshiped Maa Mangala to protect her brothers and they returned back. After that this festival started.

Khudurukuni osha is starting from today according to the Biraja Panjika, that is in Bhadrak, Baleswar and some parts of Jajpur. Others will start celebrating after the Purnima, that is from the next Sunday.

19/08/2026

📸 World Photography Day — through my new lens.

Every frame has a story.
Every face carries a journey.
Every field holds countless moments waiting to be seen.

This World Photography Day, celebrating the beauty of everyday rural life—the people, their work, their smiles, and the landscapes that make even ordinary moments extraordinary. 🌾📷

Here’s to seeing the familiar from a new perspective, through my new lens. ❤️

16/08/2026

Some places don’t need grand entrances to feel magical. 🌿✨

Hidden among the greenery of Jajpur, Amarabati Pitha quietly preserves a beautiful blend of faith, folk art, ancient architecture, and Odisha’s timeless traditions.

From the ornate temple walls and colourful deities to the peaceful pathways leading into the shrine, every corner tells a story. 🙏🏽

A glimpse into a lesser-known heritage of Odisha.

📍 Amarabati Pitha, Jajpur, Odisha
📸 Ganeshwar Nayak

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