A good snapshot stops a moment from running away. ~Eudora Welty
If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn’t need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
Vijay Raj is a passionate Technology Evangelist and a Microsoft MVP. He recently took few snaps of my daughter. As soon as he put the images on his album online, it was instant hit and was wallpaper of many desktops. Every praise one does for Vijay is not enough. I personally have no words to express my feeling after looking at the photos he has taken. If you really like the photos, I strongly suggest to visit Vijay’s technical blog – msigeek.com and photo page iClickd.
- Every great dream begins with a dreamer.
- Our thoughts create our reality.
- The Mom’s eyes say, how special her daughter is.
Reference: iClickd, Pinal Dave (https://blog.sqlauthority.com)
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Fantastic….Nice pics…chooo cute..:)
Nice one snap
Mr. Pinal Dev,
Why do you keep posting your family’s photo on this site. What do you want show up? You dont know this site is only meant for technical stuff.
Thanks,
Sunil Raj
This website does not represent Pinal’s employer views at all. This is his own blogging space where he can share all the different shades of life. This is not any MSDN forum.
Thanks!!!
Beautifull shot,
The baby is so cute,
Very beautiful and the way pictures have been taken, very good photography.
Cute kid and Beautiful shots. Vijay is a gift for our user group.
I loved these pics – kudos to the photographer and the subjects!
Very nice pics, nice work by the photographer.
Super pics..I have shaivi’s pics that pinal posted last year with Sai Baba and in the tubby playing with toys.Shaivi is now my desktop brackgrnd..Awesome and thnkz fr sharin pinal..So lovely family…
You have a beautiful family Pinal.
Hey Pinal,
Good snaps,Wishing you the best.
Thank You,
Anup
Hi Pinal,
Nice emotional touch to SQLAuthority,Technology and Emotions goes hand in hand
Best regards
Sachin
hi,
I have an ms sql database say ‘X’ in my company(local server) and the same database I have it in a web server(remote). If any action happens to the tables in the local database , I want to update the remote database (in webserver) automatically. Is it possible or not? If yes then how?
You need to try replication