Sujoy Goswami Photography

13/01/2022

Phalaenopsis orchids are often known as Moth Orchids. Phalaenopsis orchids were actually named after the Phalaena genera of moths, as they were thought to look like moths in flight.
So really the name phalaenopsis means the moth-like orchid. I’m not sure this really does the beauty of this amazing flower justice, but there you go.



📆 May 2014
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21/09/2021

One of the most iconic villages in the world. Lovers from any part of the globe come to live the magical sunsets of this tiny hamlet and its romance.

The history of this borough goes up to the year 1000, when “Vulnetja” was built by the population of Reggio, which hid-away on the coast in order to escape from Barbaric invasions. During the 11th and 12th centuries it was an Obertengo territory, then passed to the Da Passano’s and the Fieschi’s families who sold to Genova in 1276 every right upon the men in Vernazza and Corniglia. The village was transformed into a ship-yard. Today the remains of the fortifications built by Genova can still be seen: the towers at the entrance of the village (left and right side of the actual train station) and the rebuilt tower on the most prominent rock by the sea (this one not original, but rebuilt according to pristine projects).



📍 Vernazza, Cinque Terre, Italy
📆 December 2019
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21/09/2021

Santa Maria del Fiore, or as the locals know it, The Duomo, is the prominent landmark of the Florentine skyline. Not only it's known for its size and beauty, it also has hundreds of years of history and its dome is a major architectural masterpiece ahead of its time. The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore took over 140 years to complete.



📍 Florence, Italy
📆 December 2019
📷 Sujoy Goswami Photography

19/09/2021

Monterosso al Mare is the largest of the five coastal villages known as the Cinque Terre. Its amazing beaches, beautiful reefs and the sea’s crystal clear waters make this small village one of the most hospitable places of the Ligurian Riviera.

📍 Monterosso al Mare, Cinque Terre , Italy
📆 December 2019
📷 Sujoy Goswami Photography

19/09/2021

Riomaggiore has an ancient past; according to the tradition, its origins go back to the Etruschi, who had to run away from Greece, because they were persecuted.

📆 December 2019
📷 Sujoy Goswami Photography

27/07/2017

27/07/2017

Up until 1960, Castell de Montjuïc had nothing but horrific marks on Barcelona’s culture.During the Spanish Civil War, Franco ordered many executions at Montjuïc Castle and in 1842 General Espartero ordered bombings of the city. He fired over 2,500 shots down upon Barcelona to put down a revolutionary uprising.
However, Castell de Montjuïc now reflects the optimism of Catalan culture. The citizens of Barcelona now have the rights to the site and plan on using the castle as an academic learning center and for leisure activities.
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23/07/2017

It is not often I dream of you ....

09/11/2015

The smiling little Buddha....
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06/08/2015

Sweet child... in time, you'll see the line..
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03/08/2015

The wild of the wilderness...
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