With construction happening every where in Noida, I came across an under construction building at sector 18, Noida that caught my attention. It stands tall with a grid like architecture design that make it unique and distinguish it from its neighborhood.
I took this picture on my way back to home from a moving bus with phone camera.
It was edited using Flickr’s inbuilt app Aviary to make it more presentable.
You can find more of grids at WPC: Grid.
The old Naini bridge connecting the city of Allahabad to its neighborhood of Naini is one of the longest and the oldest bridge in India, a fact i just discovered at Wikipedia.
Corresponding to this is the new bridge that was build by the end of 2004 to minimize the traffic and is also the longest cable-stayed bridge of India, both these bridges run North-South across the Yamuna river.
You can also check my earlier post WPC : Connected – I (headphone)
Here is my entry for The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge with Vivid as this weeks theme.
Last weekend I went on a trip to Bhimtal with colleagues, as we reached the beautiful hill station, i decided to capture that comes on the way to the Aamod resort where we had our stay.
I was at India Gate this weekend, the whole day i was busy shooting at various locations. When i reached the location it was already flooded with people. It was getting dark, there were lots of colorful lights all around. In no time i took out my camera and started shooting, having no prior experience of night photography, i decided to go with the flow. Do share your thoughts in comments section 🙂
Note: Image no. 5 have been digitally composed with two separate images to achieve desired result and the 7th image has been digitally reproduced to achieve evil theme.
Some of my favorites :
Back-stage
Dearly Beloved
Colorful Blur
Cee’s Photography
The numpty with a camera
More blurry shots over at the Daily Post
A few weeks back, I paid a visit to the very famous “Bangla Saaheb Gurudwara“. I had often heard about it from my good friend, and had always desired to visit it. The day finally came, rather unexpectedly – during office hours :p – thanks to a power cut and generator failure. After spending an hour wondering when the power would be restored, a colleague suggested that we visit the holy place, which was at a walking distance.
It was my first visit, and I was very excited. Though I am not very religious, what I really like about these Gurudwaras and some of the temples, is how peaceful the environment is. The music that is played is very relaxing. It takes you to a different world.
We decided to spend some time inside and listen to the Gurubaani that was played. It was very relaxing.
Thereafter I decided to take pictures to share my experience with you. So finally today I am posting those photographs for you to see. I hope you will like them.
