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Picture Credits: Avik Sarkhel

Simplicity – A Photo Essay

Avik Sarkhel, November 20, 2023

Picture Credits: Avik Sarkhel
Picture Credits: Avik Sarkhel
Picture Credits: Avik Sarkhel
Picture Credits: Avik Sarkhel
Picture Credits: Avik Sarkhel

Avik Sarkhel

Avik Sarkhel

Avik Sarkhel is a 22-year-old individual hailing from Kolkata, India, currently pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Application. Photography serves as the key that unlocks new opportunities, allowing him to explore places he might not have ventured to otherwise. This art form has significantly transformed Avik's perspective on the world and his connections with others.

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