Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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My amateur attempts at photography. A lot to learn and a long way to go....
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- Trapped?
- Misty morning
- When will the show start?
- Roshni
- Tired after a long flight...
- Prickly heat
- Streets on the leaves?
- Cool shades of the trees...
- Fresh translucent leaves...
- Kuchh chatpata ho jaye...
- The center of attraction
- Bugs the size of 2mm
- Baby Pink
- Red Beauty
- Tomatoes from the garden
- Dew fresh
- Grasshopper
- India Gate @ night time
- Cat eyes
- White beauty
- Pretty Gerbera
- Jharokha
- Beautiful Dahlia
- Chandni
- Squirrel and the Berry
- Blooming Rose
- Wild fruit
- Sunrise @ Mount Abu
- Barren Trees
- Sunrise @ Andamans
- Folk Dancer
- Pigeon thinking "What a mess!!"
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i'm lovin' the idea. would've liked more 'play on angles' in conceptualization.
ReplyDeleteWell taken... seems almost as though there's some mystery to it...
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