Valley of Flowers (Uttaranchal) is a pristine land of mythical serenity. Here I am describing my journey for the benefit of future backpackers.
This is a special post on the forthcoming 38th Karbi Youth Festival. NONE of these photographs are mine. I’m doing this post as a show of support & goodwill. I’ve attained the images from Ranjan Engti, Chief Coordinator of the event & a friend of mine. I believe they have been captured by more than...
Valley of Flowers (Uttaranchal) is a pristine land of mythical serenity. Here I am describing my journey for the benefit of future backpackers.
This is a special post on the forthcoming 38th Karbi Youth Festival. NONE of these photographs are mine. I’m doing this post as a show of support & goodwill. I’ve attained the images from Ranjan Engti, Chief Coordinator of the event & a friend of mine. I believe they have been captured by more than...
So, eventually I decided to capture Bangalore as it is, the branded city complete with the lonely Ronald McDonald, the Oreo diving into milk and a shapely derriere personifying capitalist lust.
As a side dish to my Hampi trip, I visited the Tungabhadra reservoir and a park build within the complex that are fitted colorful fountains. It was already dark when I reached and I was greeted with a very eerie sight. It felt like the Styx with a bridge build over it instead of Charon's...
Time for another round of guest photography. Su Ko visited lake city Udaipur in Rajasthan a few months ago and took a few good shots with is Canon point and shoot. Considering the primitiveness of his device, I must say that he has done a good job.
It's been a year and a half since I visited the Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand but I still can't get over it.
Hampi (Vijaynagara Empire): The last non-islamic superpower of the Deccan that the Bahmanis had to literally collude to dismantle and an architectural marvel that left Portuguese wanderers agape, Vijayanagara has always been alluring and to a certain extent enigmatic to me.
A set of simple photographs...
I am publishing a few photographs I tool last winter in Assam. These are mostly barren landscapes during a foggy morning with sudden dashes of colour occasionally.
While I have been noticing Jayanta Bora's photographs for quite sometime now, I was awestruck by a recent set he did in the Kerala Backwaters, mostly in and around Kumarakom and Alappuzha (Alleppey).
He's applied high dynamic range imaging (HDR) in some of these pictures.
I am posting a few random insect pics here along with a suave yellow frog that once ventured into the house during the rainy season.
I have already posted a few posts containing aerial views and landscapes of Nepal provided by fellow slacker Su Ko. In this post I am following up with a few more of his photographs of Nepal but it is not about landscapes. These are mostly close up shots of the rain drenched nature along with...
Disclaimer: This post by no means expresses my disrespect towards the LGBT community, the Chinese, the British or the Nigerians and Brokeback Mountain still remains my favourite romantic flick in terms of plausibility.
