February 24, 2007
People often tend to get lost, in a world of their own.
It's when the monotonous life stares at you that you realize.
Thanks Sui for helping me select this one.
February 6, 2007
February 4, 2007
those were the days....
Preparations begin for theyyam, a popular ritual dance of Kerala. Held annually, this ritual is supposed to bring prosperity and wealth to all members of the family. The temple you see here is a part of a 400 year old tharavadu.
tellicherry, kannur, kerala.
January 15, 2007
like an exotic bird on a wire
A Canadian band with probably an Indian origin,
Jazz with a fusion of classical music,
A bridge between cultures,
Autorickshaw.
Jazz with a fusion of classical music,
A bridge between cultures,
Autorickshaw.
: Creative snapping
December 17, 2006
as always, there is hope
St.Philomena Church, Mysore, India
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Labels: art, mysore, structures
December 16, 2006
like there was no tomorrow
and then it rained.....for 6 long hours. In the middle of the desert you dont get to feel much of it.
Unlike in one of my posts where the clouds just decided to tease the onlookers, a relief to all forms of life.
: Creative snapping
November 27, 2006
over coffee
when was the last time you did something you loved ?
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Labels: bangalore
November 10, 2006
March 2, 2006
country side
The trees, they tell a tale about the winds....
en route to mysore, from bangalore. As i was sleeping till our bus stopped over, i dont know how far it is from either place.
en route to mysore, from bangalore. As i was sleeping till our bus stopped over, i dont know how far it is from either place.
: Creative snapping
December 17, 2005
serene
A famous temple in kerala, this photo was taken after the soma yaga was conducted in the temple. The Parjanya homam (a part of soma yaga) is conducted at the height of the dry season with the purpose of pleasing the Gods to bring in rain.
thuravoor temple , kerala, india
: Creative snapping
November 3, 2005
October 14, 2005
majestic
it was getting darker as we moved back from fort kochi.
If you ever come down to this part of the world, fort kochi is one place you should not miss. Especially for Kashi art cafe and also for the food here. The shops here display a wide variety of fishes, fresh from the sea. Get one cooked your way, sit back by the waves and enjoy the feast. And yeah.... dont forget to drag your love along cos love is in the air baby.
Fort kochi is also known for mud-bike races and kites. If you like collecting antiques or wearing light clothes that let you fly, this sure is heaven.
: Creative snapping
September 12, 2005
July 1, 2005
rain
With a deer park and lavish greenery all around, this palace does take us to a different world. Build in the traditional architectural style of kerala in 1865, the palace is currently a museum with a rich display of paintings, furniture, inscriptions and other such collections from the royal families of travancore and kochi.
The building you see in the picture is not the main building, it's just one of the many fourty plus buildings around the palace that i believe used to house the helpers.
Hill Palace, Tripunithura, Ernakulam, Kerala.
: Creative snapping
June 18, 2005
May 28, 2005
May 26, 2005
May 24, 2005
May 20, 2005
May 18, 2005
silence
This was the reason i entered into the world of photography. I thought this picture deserves an award and I still do, not because I was the one behind the lens ;)
See how the window was captured within the 'apple'. Notice the frame of the window in the background.
The apple has another relevance. As one of my fellow blogger points out,
'The Apple and Serpent from Genesis'
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See how the window was captured within the 'apple'. Notice the frame of the window in the background.
The apple has another relevance. As one of my fellow blogger points out,
'The Apple and Serpent from Genesis'
Labels: thought
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