Apple CEO Tim Cook dinner shares Diwali greetings with this flying lantern photograph shot on iPhone

Apple CEO Tim Cook dinner has shared Diwali greetings. Protecting with the custom that he has been following for the previous few years, Apple CEO shared a photograph clicked on iPhone together with the greetings. Cook dinner has a practice of wishing India on Diwali by sharing images shot by Indian photographers on iPhones. These images are normally of lights or Diyas and are shot on that 12 months’s flagship cameras.

“Joyful Diwali! Could your celebrations be crammed with heat, prosperity, and the enjoyment of being collectively.Shot on iPhone 15 Professional Max by Chandan Khanna,” posted Cook dinner on X, previously Twitter.
The image gave the impression to be clicked in one of many ghats of river Ganga and reveals kids getting ready to launch lanterns within the sky to rejoice the competition of lights.
Khanna is a photojournalist working with Agence France-Presse (AFP) based mostly in Miami, USA protecting North-America. He responded to Cook dinner’s put up on Instagram. Khanna thanked the Apple CEO for his “fixed love and assist”.
“Wishing everybody all over the world a really Joyful Diwali 🪔✨ Thanks @apple on your fixed love and assist. #ShotOniPhone15ProMax,” wrote Khanna in his Instagram put up.
In 2022, Cook dinner had shared a photograph of a lighted Diyas together with his put up. “This photograph fantastically captures why Diwali is called the Pageant of Lights. Wishing all who rejoice a vacation filled with pleasure and prosperity. #ShotoniPhone by Apeksha Maker.”

The photograph was clicked by photographer Apeksha Maker.