Sets of Photographs with minimal writing.
A 360 degree view of the Humayun’s Tomb in Delhi which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with many other monuments in and around the complex such as Isa Khan’s Tomb, Araba Sarai, Bu Halima’s Tomb and Afsarwala Tomb.
Humayun’s Tomb: 360 Degrees Read More »
A photo essay on the Lodhi Gardens.
Photo Essay: A Lazy Morning At The Lodhi Gardens Read More »
View of a Sarus Crane in the middle of lush green fields is always a brilliant spectacle. My wish of capturing it finally came true near Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary.
Spotting Sarus Cranes near Sultanpur Read More »
Earlier this month, I passed through Rajasthan with stops at Jodhpur and Jaipur and then I travelled to Dharamshala and then moved to Chamba and finally climbed up the majestic Sach Pass.
Late Autumn Sonata Read More »
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
Postcards from Karbi Anglong: 38th Karbi Youth Festival Read More »
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 boat. I noticed a sinful couple being eaten away by locusts of the nether world
Tungabhadra: Bridge over the Styx and fountains of everlasting youth Read More »
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.
Postcards from Udaipur Read More »
In the previous post I posted some pictures of Nepal by Su Ko, who visited the country recently. In this post I am sharing some more of the same. But these are more intimate compared to the aerial views of the last post.
Postcards from Nepal: Landscapes and Cloudscapes Read More »
Nepal may be a pristine piece of Himalayan wet dream for backpackers, a buffer zone between India and China, nostalgia of a deceased Kingdom or vagitus of a greenhorn democracy, depending on your inclination and ideology. Nevertheless, no one can deny the visual delight that the home of Mount Everest has to offer. Fellow slacker
Postcards from Nepal: Aerial View and First Look Read More »
