Looking for places whose aesthetic goes beyond the human knowledge, where colors are not what they should be or the rock formations form shapes that you can see nowhere else. Swing At The End Of The World In Banos, Ecuador Great Blue Hole in Belize Swakop in Namibia – The Place where Namib Desert meets…
The early summer to monsoon transition arrives quietly — in softened light, deeper skies, and the first shift in the breeze. Late June becomes a gentle hinge between warmth and rain, carrying a quiet promise of the season ahead.
As humans, we have always been fascinated by the moon. As a child, I used to gaze up at the moon in the sky and think there is a mother holding a child in her hands. At other times, it appeared to be a rabbit. On September 27 and 28 night, a rare astronomical event…
Continuing from the earlier post on most surreal places to visit. These are few of the most interesting places that are wished on Wishberg National Park Torres del Paine in Chile Frozen Ice Waves in Antartica The Heaven’s Gate on Tianmen Mountains in China The beautiful city of Rio De Janeiro in Brazil Hidden Beach of Marieta…
Flamboyant or Gulmohar Tree Earth laughs in flowers ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson A morning glory at my window satisfies me more than the metaphysics of books.~Walt Whitman. Opening my window in the morning to the sight of bright Gulmohar flowers and green leaves is a moment to be cherished. Every flower is a soul…
A digital painting created by Ahmed ALOZADE has been gifted to me by him with his signature and my name. It is a beautiful realistic picture created with digital techniques. A creation which is full of emotions. It causes varied passions and sensations. The energy generated by this painting through its subject, its movements, its features,…
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lovely clicks…
Thank you.:)
Beautiful pictures…….
Thank you for stopping by my blog. 🙂
Hurray!
The rain looks so fresh in your photographs.
Beautiful
– and wet… 🙂
Thanks for sharing!. lovely pics.
Thank you for stopping by. 🙂
Kermit!
Isn’t he cute? 🙂
Love the rain shot AND you have quoted one of my favourite poets, Rabindranath Tagore. Lovely.
Thank you, Rabindranath Tagore is one of my favourite writers too. 🙂