With the sun setting down, we were at the view point spending time talking about the entire universe. The view of the foothills with the sun setting behind the mountains that made the horizon was such a catch that never let us move.
Having trekked for about half an hour through the woods of Yelagiri, we found this water hole. It was just the trees, the little bit of water, the wind as us.
At the usual deserted Beach X. It was on a mid summer afternoon, surprisingly cloudy. We had a few people around, which was disappointing. The climate though compensated it. I took a stroll around the houses, I was used to this place by now.
Sitting at home doing nothing is so much boredom. I remembered one of my friends telling me Holi was around. I got some colors from the nearby store and spent an hour over it. Look what I got!
This is the not so famous KRP Dam in Krishnagiri. But ever since I visited that place and came back and made this HDR, my friends have been asking about it. It is however a nice place to relax and spend a few hours undisturbed by too much human infestation.
I always wondered when I looked at the advertisements that had those natural looking colors. When I walked out and shot a couple of HDRs with leaves, I found one way of doing so.
We had a family gathering at one of my Uncle's place. They had a nice collection of statues around the house that gave me scope for trying out a few macros.
My brother had come from Pune. We took the car and drove from the city without much of a plan. Not far away from Chennai is a historical place called Gingee which is famous for forts. The tower seen in the picture is right at the entrance of the big fort.
The corridor in one of the buildings of the Gingee fort. They had small cells on the left side of the corridor. I'm not very sure if they were prisons, but the cells appeared to be very small.