Scams in Crypto and pic of Hampi

 

Happy to see one of my photographs clicked at Hampi, Karnataka getting published.

It has been used in this insightful article on crypto scams in India — and indeed, the article is very well written and informative.

In today's time, awareness about financial frauds is as important as the fraud itself. Glad if my small frame from Hampi could add value to such an important conversation.

Read the article here:

https://scamsofindia.com/understanding-crypto-scam-india-key-insights/

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Faith 

Amol Nakve 

In gratuitous

Indeed I am in gratitude 🙏


A photograph taken by me at Delhi's very famous Garden Flower Festival, held every year in winter at the Garden of Five Senses, has been featured across multiple platforms.

I have met myriad varieties of flowers and made my friends through the camera. Each petal taught me patience, each colour taught me joy.

Glad to see this small frame spreading the love for flowers a little further.


Featured here:
https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening/flower-gardening/more-than-a-pretty-gift-why-flowers-create-an-instant-emotional-connection/


https://e-usluga.hr/prodaja-sadn

ica-i-cvijeca/


https://www.evamagazin.hu/vilagom/milyen-virag-illik-nevedhez-majus-11-17


https://www.thestudentpocketguide.com/2026/05/uni-life/ethical-flowers/


https://cqtoday.com.au/entertainment/2026/05/01/community-events-billboard-167/

https://gulfnews.com/lifestyle/why-a-perfume-can-mean-comfort-for-some-and-grief-for-others-uae-experts-explain-how-scent-shapes-memory-1.500532992


https://www.sanjuanmedicalfoundation.com/our-impact


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Faith 

Amol 

Fort and Crimes

For the first time, one of my photographs has been published in an article that deals with crime. 

I clicked this photo at Orchha in 2016. It’s good to see it being used to tell a story that matters. 

Crimes are bad, but reporting them brings awareness, starts conversations, and helps society stay alert. 

Grateful that my small contribution through photography could be part of that. 

Read the article here: https://reflections.live/articles/27264/ketan-said-no-to-fort-siya-kept-insisting-by-harini-sabbani-31611-mrzx7wah.html 

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Faith

Amol Nakve 

Kalptaru....

One of my photographs, clicked during my visit to the ancient town of Hampi, has been published on a few websites.

It shows beautiful utensils made from coconut shell — a humble reminder that the coconut tree truly is our Kalpataru, the tree that gives everything.

I feel grateful for this small contribution towards promoting Indian Handicrafts*and the artisans who keep these traditions alive.

Featured here:
https://indirare.com/goan-coconut-shell-handicrafts-special/

https://indirare.com/goan-coconut-shell-crafts-unique/

https://indirare.com/buy-authentic-goan-coconut-crafts/

https://purackalgroup.com/portfolio/handicrafts/


Keep clicking, keep rediscovering 🌴


Faith
Amol Nakve

Framed

 

Ohhh lord

There are moments you click, not knowing where they’ll end up. 

This photograph is mine, and I’m grateful it’s now part of Elizabeth Mitchell’s article *“All of It”*. It’s about the woman who broke her flask of costly nard and poured it all on Jesus — not because she had to, but because He was worth it.

Her act was called “a beautiful thing.” May we live like that too.  

Read: https://elizabethamitchell.com/2025/03/25/all-of-it/

Faith

Amol

Katputli

Thrilled to share that my "Kathputli" photograph has been published! 

Capturing the vibrant artistry, rich textures, and timeless heritage of these traditional Rajasthani puppets has been a deeply meaningful artistic endeavor. 

Seeing this image featured in publication is a wonderful recognition of that visual journey, and I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to share a piece of Indian folk culture with a broader audience.