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Suvrodeep Dutta

The shape of water

Water has always held an enigmatic charm, irrespective of its form. From the glassy surfaces of serene rivers to the rhythmic lullaby of vibrant seashores, waterbodies have always been a subject of awe and admiration. The places where we can feel water are — rivers and beaches — intriguing in themselves.

Each possesses a unique beauty. Rivers and beaches both play pivotal roles in our lives, serving as leisurely escapes and integral sources of life.

Beaches are nature’s unique gift to us, where land meets sea. They are endless stretches of fine sand, usually warm under the sun. Their soft and welcoming grounds have a quirky quality that invites people to go barefoot and leave their feet in the sand. The waves ebb and flow, creating the constant rhythm that is the beach, revealing treasures such as sea shells, driftwood, fascinating sea creatures and more. Beach activities include sunbathing, swimming and making sand castles. The soft, warm sand and water invites beach-goers to take a dip in the warm waters and play with the waves. The gentle lap of the waves or the breaking crash full of energy provides an irresistible invitation to swim. The water offers a fascinating underwater world, perfect for snorkelling, exploring marine life, and simply enjoying the floating seawater.

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