In the hallowed stillness of Saint Paul's Cathedral in Kolkata, I found my lens drawn to 'Vigil of the Revered.' Bathed in the selective embrace of light amidst the cathedral's somber ambiance, the statue of a robed man stood as a silent guardian of history and faith. This was not merely a shot of stone and light; it was an encounter with the immutable — a figure set against the temporal, echoing the cathedral’s enduring legacy. In that moment, the play of shadows and light brought to life the statue's steadfast gaze, a beacon of solace in the dimmed sanctuary.