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Indian Weddings are crazy places to be. Especially, if you are the bride's best friend but not not the official photographer. I found myself in that situation last week. I had to make do with what angle was left free by the swarm of photographers at the function.

Despite all that, I was able to capture this moment. Thanks to the bride, of course.

It's 2011 and the lovely picture was taken at the Watchet Railway Station which is near a lovely harbour town in Somerset. Yes, steam trains still run in England and quite a few of them.

The photo has been taken at Bishop's Lydeard on the Western Somerset Railway station. Apart from running a amazing steam train service from Bishop's Lydeard to Minehead, they have also done a great job of giving the stations a retro-look. This particular wall caught my eye because of the elegant speaker phone and the superb placement of the advert. It just made a perfect frame.

I visited Somerset this weekend and scenes like this one greeted me when I woke up on a Sunday morning. Sun rose from behind the hills and flocks of bird went about their morning chores. Peeling bells from a church tower added emotion to the scene and the silent waves of the sea in the distant added to the dynamic yet still morning.

Either my photography skills aren't quite good or the camera's eye isn't as good as a human eye, but I was not able to capture what a beautiful morning it was. This picture is the best I could do.

Such peaceful days are rare!