A view down low during a coracle ride on the Tungabhadra river.
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A view down low during a coracle ride on the Tungabhadra river.
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Jama Masjid, Delhi, India.
Shot in February 2010.
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Where our very own @NotSoFish take a look at the world outside while their home is being cleaned by @NotSoSnob.
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A local church on the Backwaters, Kerala.
December 2011
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Vagator, Goa, 2011.
Fishes are part of nature.
And what about goldfish? You see them in artificial glass reservoirs, also called aquariums.
So, is shooting them really “nature photography”?
Or should I call it “still photography”?
But they hardly are still. They are the exact opposite of still.
Whatever, they are gorgeous.
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Backwaters, Kerala, 2011.
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It was a dark & stormy night. Yes it was.
Three bikes with three photographers entered Lavasa. By the time they reached they were drenched, and it was dark & foggy.
All their plans of shooting the shiny new Enfield with the colourful city of Lavasa in the backdrop were also drenched, and had to be thrown in the lake.
We had to do the best with what we had. And I think we did decently well.
And you get the wallpaper one day early because tomorrow is an international holiday 🙂