“Keep your face to the sun and you will never see the shadows.” ― Helen Keller I miss being at work and this shot is from my archives is from right where my office is. Cities have developed and are loaded with sky scrapers, but it’s good to see those trees around in the urban landscapes. … More #ThursdayTreeLove – 105
#ThursdayTreeLove from Bangalore this time and it is the evergreen Gulmohar Tree. I did not step out to click this one. This one is from last year, around the same time. … More #ThursdayTreeLove – 86
This Pink Trumpet tree is right next door and I have seen this tree day in and out from my balcony. However, one morning I saw it all full with these pink blooms. I am sure it did not bloom over night and I must have missed it. But once I saw, I waited for a weekend and some Sun to go click it up close. Of the many shots of the tree I took, this was closest to give you a good view of the tree. … More #ThursdayTreeLove – 79
I spotted this tree in Rampur Bushar, a small town in Himachal Pradesh. The region is hilly and the road I was standing on was at a higher level. The building by the side was a great comparison of the height of the tree. Don’t you think? … More #ThursdayTreeLove – 75
A chocolate fondue cake with a scoop of ice-cream is my version of ‘expensive‘. As you dig your spoon into this, the warm chocolate oozes out. Then you quickly have to get it right on the spoon before it gets wasted on the plate. Remember, you won’t be able to lick your plate. Sitting in a … More Expensive #ThursdayChallenge
Bread and butter, bacon and eggs, flowers and spring, pen and paper, lightening and thunder and so many other things that go together.. This Thursday Challenge‘s theme was “Toegther” and I want to share the picture of famous Sambar and Dosa – they always go together and if for some reason, they are not served together, fans … More Together..
When we were kids, any English essay about India would start with the clichéd opening “India is a land of festivals”. That time I did not know many festivals and was particularly clueless about the ones celebrated in the southern part of India. This year has been special – just two weeks after we bid … More Onam Pookalam – an arty affair
Over the last week, I captured a lot of shots and I wanted to ensure that I get the best one in “Yellow” – this week’s theme on the Thursday Challenge. However, nothing seemed to strike a perfect note. It was just today morning when I was on my walk, I spotted this – a girls’ … More For a better future..
Watching when it rains is a beautiful feeling. More so when you are outdoors and able to see so many different things at one go. Last month, I was working on a Saturday and I was on my way back home. Having spent my day training teachers of the under privileged, I was feeling accomplished … More Monsoon is here
happiness and food 