Showing posts with label sunrise / sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunrise / sunset. Show all posts

Wayanad Forest


Early morning, in the Wayanad forest, as the sun started penetrating though the trees.

Foothills of Yelagiri


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.

Night Life


It was mid summer, but then there was a surprise rain. Cloudy and grey outside. We stepped out of Moonrakers after some black coffee and omlettes. The lighting was just perfect. Dusk closing in, but enough darkness to make the lights beautiful. It was drizzling very little and I wasn't able to look up fearing the droplets on my lens. I took shelter under a small shop and got this beatiful picture.

Art of God


It was Pongal 2008. The times when we really made pongal pots were history. Coming to think of it, we could only make it an opportunity for the usual lads to meet up. We drove on the ECR and stopped by a nice place for a chat. Looking at the sun setting, I couldn't resist clicking a picture.

Lost world


On the Golden Quadrilateral, somewhere in Karnataka, I stopped by to check up on the other riders. It was dark, nothing around, just when I realized there was a gas station opposite to where I stood. They were just switching on the lights and it was beauty to look at it start glowing by the second.

Sunrise hues - 1


On a lazy Sunday morning, I woke up quite early and ended up not knowing what to do. I picked up the cam, stand and the wallet and walked towards the Kathipara flyover. Climbing up, I saw what the picture shows.

Sunrise hues - 2


The dish antennas are part of the Le Royal Meridian and the shot was taken from atop the Kathipara flyover.

Sunrise hues - 3


This shot was taken during a lazy Sunday early morning stroll on the Kathipara flyver.

Sunrise hues - 4


As I stood atop the might Kathipara flyover, I heard the loud familiar noise. I knew I had about 10 seconds before I could adjust the manual settings and look through the viewport. The flight was faster than I thought, but managed to get a shot before it could vanish.