Category Travel Photography
#PowerPortraits – Photography Exhibition
Not too long ago, a friend of mine reached out to check if I have any photographs or more so specifically “portraits” as you can call them, which will fit the theme of “Power Portraits” and this was for an…
Dandiganahalli Dam / Backwaters, Gauribidanur
Dusky had just clocked 850kms and it was exactly a month since i bought her so it was time for her much required first service. I call it much required because firstly there is always this concept of break-in period…
Sharavathi Nature Camp – Jungle Lodges & Resorts, Shivamogga
November is a sure-shot month of travel for me as it’s my wife’s birthday month and we have made it a habit to get out of the city huzzle buzzle every year during this time and spend few days in…
Frames 2019 – Photo Exhibition by YPS
Quick life update Youth Photographic Society (YPS) Bangalore, had organised a fantastic annual exhibition of member images at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat over the last 3 days and there were more than 75 image up for display from all genres and…
Jaisalmer, The Golden City: Things To Do
Rajasthan is one such place that has a multitude of options when it comes to travelers. It can cater to a wide variety of interests ranging from nature & wildlife in places like Ranthambore to the icon city of lakes…
Getting back to taking photographs
Hello folks … I know its been terribly long time since i last updated this blog. Every time i say i will be more active here am taking exponentially longer time to come back and jot down my thoughts…
Kathmandu – a tranquil sojourn
Just back from a brief but very relaxing and peaceful trip to Nepal. Hopped on btw Kathmandu, Chitwan, Pokhara during the stay. Got to admit Nepal will end up as my second best/favorite place after Ladakh for all the…
Presbyterain Church Nongsawlia – Oldest British Church
Its the first church in Meghalaya Yes, Meghalaya was one of the only places in India where there was widespread acceptance of the missionaries and their faith (to the extent that 70-80% of the population is now Christian). The…
#RainLandStories – Colorful cart of fruits / Markets of the Meghalaya
The magic of market at Cherrapunji is something to be experienced. Its a good place to not only buy and sell the produce of the villages but also a socialising event that the villagers follow. There are two types…