Summer Hue

Beautiful! Isn't it? I just don't have words to describe this beauty. Taken at 6:30 PM on 7th April 2007 using my Nikon D50

The Haunted

This isn't really a haunted house :) but our neighbour's house who has a penchant for lighting up his house in most innovative ways... One of my experiments that made this house look like a haunted one.

A hot summer evening in Bangalore

This photo was taken during late February 2007. It was very hot; very unlikely of Bangalore, and me & family was spending some time outside close to sunset. I saw this beautiful art work by the nature and I couldn't help clicking. Taking in the natural lighting using a Nikon D5o, this was a nice photo without much effort being put in

Luxury and Tradition - Hand in Hand

Luxury & Tradition - Hand in hand. This had been the motto of tourism in Kerala. Kerala is a small state on the south-west tip of the Indian Sub-continent, laid with lush greenery, lagoons and backwaters which earned the title of "God's own Country" to this state. And it happens to me my home town too...

This photo is an ancestral kerala house converted into a resort awaiting tourists near the backwaters. Taken by my nephew using a Nikon D50 during August 2006, this is one of my favourite photographs

Copy cat

This is copy cat of a much sought after picture, a candle burning in the dark. On a bored evening, when I wanted to take some new photos & was out of ideas, my cousin suggested me to try this... and bingo!!! What you see above was the result. Pretty neat one, with least effort

The Mysore Palace

The photo of Mysore palace has been taken umpteen number of times by various photographers (professional & others) and this was my turn :) I took this photo during August 2006 when our dear friends Jobin & Susha had come down to meet us and we made a trip to Mysore. Taken during a humid afternoon, the color composition & the clouds in the background made this snap a pretty good one to remember.

The current Mysore Palace – the fourth to occupy this site – was designed by the British architect Henry Irwin after its predecessor was destroyed in a fire in 1897 induced by lightning. The imposing building that stands today was completed in 1912, but it is believed that a Mysore Palace was established as part of a wooden fortress, by the royal family of Mysore, the Wodeyars, as early as the fourteenth century