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Karva Chauth Moon in Rome


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F stop: f/5.6Exposure time: 1/60 secondISO speed: ISO-400Exposure bias: 0 stepFocal length: 300 mm


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Karva Chauth is a festival celebrated by women in North India on the

fourth day of the dark fortnight in the month of 'Kartik' (according

to Hindu calender). On this day, women fast for the whole day until

the appearance of Karwa Chauth Moon. They see the moon, worship it,

see their husband's face through a sieve and break their day-long

fast. This ritual is believed to be for the safety, welfare &

ling-life of husbands. In 2011, my wife celebrated this festival while

we were in Rome with our daughter. Beauty of 'Karva Chauth Moon' was

captured on my DSLR (550 D) through 70-300 mm L telephoto zoom.

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