When we spotted her on little yellow stone, she looked alert and smart but not afraid. So we tried to befriend her and play with her. Guess what? She wasn’t interested in playing. She did not try to run away from us when we approached her. Instead, she frowned and wanted us to go away. … More The angry kitten
Enroute Tawang on our North East India road trip, we stopped at a small cafe run by the Indian Army. We can talk about the idli there later but for now, above is how the scenery around that place looked. I clicked multiple shots and in each one, the mountains looked like a painting. As … More Nature’s painting
Waiting to get on a ferry to the Elephanta Beach, I was standing behind this water bottle and relaxing until the action began. When I clicked this picture, I realized that my wait wasn’t that boring after all. The sea, the boats and the waiting tourists added to the charm of that beach. On an … More Water and the wait
On our way back from Rajasthan, we were crossing a small village and were stuck in a small traffic jam. While we were waiting for the road to clear, I was looking around and trying to observe the surroundings. Then I saw this man. He was a blacksmith and engrossed in his work. Being in … More An enthusiastic man
I met her when she was visiting her nephew in Bangalore. She knew a bit of Hindi but not much to understand and speak to me. When I asked her permission for a picture, she started crying. After losing her husband she believed that there was nothing beautiful left in her life. Her age was against … More A Nepali woman
We met him in Turtuk. He owned a few apricot and apple farms in the remote village. He was also the owner of a luxurious tourist camp. All in all, a man who had enough to lead a comfortable life and yet he was different from many. He was humble, soft spoken and a listener. … More Portrait of a man from Turtuk
Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis extends on the entire length of the Mississippi River. It is an arched bridge made of stone. When I was looking up places to see in Minneapolis, the shape and architecture of this bridge was the first thing that attracted me. Though I had gone to Minneapolis for work, I … More Stone Arch Bridge, Minneapolis
If you have ever traveled to the Himalayan region, I am sure you are yearning to go back again. As we are planing our 2018 travels, the Ladakh region keeps showing up now and then. You can never get enough of the views and perspectives the mountains provide. It changes with Sun light and the … More Postcards from the terrains of Ladakh
On my last day in Minneapolis, AZ and AVW took me around the St Paul landmarks. I had a chance to visit the Farmers’ Market and then we drove up the grand Minnesota State Capitol to have a quick look. It was a beautiful building in an even more beautiful surrounding. The gardens were landscaped … More Minnesota State Capitol
Albert Hall museum in Jaipur gives fabulous opportunities for pigeon photography. While I couldn’t click a lot of shots, this one is close to my heart for the natural set up it gave me. Joining Wordless Wednesday this week. This will be my #54.
happiness and food 