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at Jawai Dam, the biggest dam in western Rajasthan near Bera, India
for an enjoyable and peaceful Sunday!
It is the biggest dam in the western Rajasthan. The dam has capacity of 7887.5 million cubic feet and covers an area of 102,315 acres (414.05 km2) of cultivable command area. Its height is about 61.25 feet (18.67 m). The catchment area of the Luni River at the dam site is 720 square kilometres.
Jawai Dam, Bera, Rajasthan, India
It is the biggest dam in the western Rajasthan. The dam has capacity of 7887.5 million cubic feet and covers an area of 102,315 acres (414.05 km2) of cultivable command area. Its height is about 61.25 feet (18.67 m). The catchment area of the Luni River at the dam site is 720 square kilometres.
Besides being a Winter paradise for migratory birds, it is the main water supply source for Jodhpur city and parts of Pali district. If there is sufficient water in the dam, then some villages of Jalore district and Pali district get water for irrigation from the Jawai dam, which was the main aim in making this dam in 1957.
(Wikipedia)
Jawai Dam, Bera, Rajasthan, India
Met him today passing through the city and had my photo taken with his experienced polaroid! Taken with the a6000 + Super takumar 50mm f1.4.
for a HMBT !
Sunbathing mugger crocodile / Sumpfkrokodil (Crocodylus palustris) on a small island in Jawai Dam, Bera, Rajasthan, India
The big cats live in caves during the day. They come out at sunset to hunt and drink. They have no natural enemies so people do not bother them. This photo contains a mother and male cub. We were very lucky to see them. We were about a quarter mile away, and with limited resources, so I will for the apologies the poor quality. Can a leopard change its spots? I don’t think so.
One of the Tourists Attractions in BISHNUPUR is Lal Bandh. It is One of the Famous and Important Bandh out of Seven Bandh or Lake in BISHNUPUR built by Maharaja Bir Singha. The Water of the Bandh is Used for Various Purposes. Also the Bandh is Surrounded by Green Trees in all the Sides.
180920 59206 heads the 7C77 12:41 Acton yard-Merehead round the curve at Crofton,lets face it, its a lot more colourful than GWR green
Jawai Bandh Leopard Conservation Reserve (JBLCR) in Pali district of Rajasthan, India is probably the one unique destination to see the leopards on Granite hills and caves!
Recently a leopardess named Jeewada or Jivada gave birth to two cubs. We stayed in Sena village at a lodge overlooking the granite hill on both right and left sides of it. While chitchatting with our host, we just asked him if he has ever seen the leopard on these hills, he said sometimes leopards do visit these hills!
We were awestruck and thrilled of imagining seeing a leopard right from our accommodation.
Bang... next day morning while observing hills through his powerful binocs, he breaks the news that indeed a leopardess has arrived there, and she has two cubs!! And she is none other but Jivada or Jeewda leopardess, earlier known to have made headlines by delivering the litter of 4 cubs; a very rare phenomenon in leopards.
For next two days we spent mornings, evenings, safaris and our leisure time at the lodge just to get the glimpse of her and her cubs! We were fortunate enough to observe her from top of the hill, from the bottom of the hill and from our lodge! One of her cubs is pretty extrovert, who kept giving us beautiful safari time!
This picture is unique from many aspects, first the cub is observing almost whole village from the cave, is lost, cautious, hideous and curious! And it gives a fair idea about the habitat
and the landscape where they roam freely and lavishly!
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Jawai Bandh Leopard Conservation Reserve (JBLCR) in Pali district of #Rajasthan, India is probably the one unique destination to see the leopards on Granite hills and caves!
Perwa village is around 25 mins swift drive from Jawai conservation area, a laid back old world village that has famous Shiv temple on one of the granite hills. We had two vehicles running in defferent locations and directions in the morning safari, the other vehicle reached this spot earlier than us and sent a wireless message that they have spotted a leopardess. Next 20 mins drive was fast enough to put an F1 car to shame😁!
We reached the spot to witness a spectacle, she is lazying around on this rock in golden morning light, there is a famous Shiv temple just 50 meters away from this spot and this place seems to be her home!
Our cameras never stopped clicking for another half n hour or so!
Jawai Bandh Leopard Conservation Reserve (JBLCR) in Pali district of Rajasthan, India is probably the one unique destination to see the leopards on Granite hills and caves!
Recently a leopardess named Jeewada or Jivada gave birth to two cubs. We stayed in Sena village at a lodge overlooking the granite hill on both right and left sides of it. While chitchatting with our host, we just asked him if he has ever seen the leopard on these hills, he said sometimes leopards do visit these hills!
We were awestruck and thrilled of imagining to see a leopard right from our accommodation.
Bang... next day morning while observing hills through his powerful binocs, he breaks the news that indeed a leopardess has arrived there and she has two cubs!! And she is none other but Jivada or Jeewda leopardess, earlier known to have made headlines by delivering the litter of 4 cubs; a very rare phenomenon in leopards.
For next two days we spent mornings, evenings, safaris and our leisure time at the lodge just to get the glimpse of her and her cubs! We were fortunate enough to observe her from top of the hill, from the bottom of the hill and from our lodge! One of her cubs is pretty extrovert, who kept giving us beautiful safari time! In fact she herself was in the pursuit of prey, all the way came just around 20 feet close to our vehicle parked on the small hill adjacent to the hill where she has been staying with her cubs in a cave.
This picture is unique from many aspects, first she is observing almost whole village from her cave, she is hungry and in the pursuit of easy prey during the day time (rare in leopards) and down below in the village; Hanuman Langoors and Peacocks have already made announcement of danger lurking on the hill by making loud warning calls, interestingly neither the Rabaris with their cattle and sheep nor the villagers were even bothered with this commotion, as if this is a daily affair!
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She covers her shame begging on the path to Taragadh, and mind you it is insanely dry and hot ..and she will sit there for hours as devotees going upwards to the Chilla of Ghaus Pak or the Dargah at Taragadh will throw her a few coins.
This is the sad part of existence , he children cluster around her and without throwing doubts on her poverty , where is her husband.I dd not ask her most of the beggars I shot in Mumbai at Bandra where I stay are forced into beggary by their husbands in most cases.
And so you know how the hijab saves her from ignominy and degradation.
And I am really upset by a news in Times of India , Hands chopped off for Prophet insult by Muslim fanatics in Kerala of a college lecturer accusing him of defaming the Holy Prophet.
And Kerala the most literate and Gods own country.. Shame.
The other sad news was the fall of a six year old boy from a luxury hotel in Juhu.. Saddening.
Well this is the last segment of this memory card I have place about 99 pictures for uploading , another card remains before my Ajmer travelogue in Sufi hinterland comes to an end.
Taragadh was introspection of street pain..though it is a hilly trail, I shot it as a street photographer .
Street photography is an impulsive piece of madness you shoot with your inner eye and let the camera do the rest.
Using a digital camera makes it much easier and as much as I liked shoting film and slide I could never do it again my world is larger than 35 frames of Film.
I post everything I shoot only the dark black duds I remove.
I dont mess my pictures with cropping nor do I re-size them..they come hot and burning like loaves from the furnace of life.
And I am cooped up at home ., earlier Bandhs I took my camera to shoot the shut shops and the lonely streets , but my world is a world of people I shoot humanity and would not be able to shoot a blank canvas..
Of course for the beggar there is no Bandh at all.
Without any political overviews or influence I am apolitical by nature but yes..
I support the Bandh as the poor Mans suffering the rock spiraling prices is a silent way of eliminating him completely..driving him away from Mumbai..making it only the rich mans paradise.
I left this post incomplete and ran down as I saw BJP protesters running beneath my house to shoot the events..arrest of Advocate Ashish Shelar BJP leader and I walked towards the Sea Link to shoot protesters burning tyres and shouting slogans.
180920 59201 heads parallel with the Kennet and Avon canal at Crofton on the 7A09 07:12 Merehead-Acton yard (pole)
Jawai Bandh Leopard Conservation Reserve (JBLCR) in Pali district of #Rajasthan, India is probably the one unique destination to see the leopards on Granite hills and caves!
Perwa village is around 25 mins swift drive from Jawai conservation area, a laid back old world village that has famous Shiv temple on one of the granite hills. We had two vehicles running in defferent locations and directions in the morning safari, the other vehicle reached this spot earlier than us and sent a wireless message that they have spotted a leopardess. Next 20 mins drive was fast enough to put an F1 car to shame😁!
We reached the spot to witness a spectacle, she is lazying around on this rock in golden morning light, there is a famous Shiv temple just 50 meters away from this spot and this place seems to be her home!
Our cameras never stopped clicking for another half n hour or so!
A pair of Little Grebe (Tachybaptus ruficollis) chicks was intimately following their father. The mother was seeking foods for the chicks under the water. I had to chase their actions consistently with a shaky paddle boat. I love the adorable cute chicks with their beautiful colour tones. Pics was taken from Adra Saheb Bandh, West Bengal., India.
180920 66006 heads past the Kennet and Avon canal at Crofton with the 6C03 09:33 Northolt-Avonmouth (pole)
170920 60062 heads around the curve at Kintbury with the 6B33 13:35 Theale-Robeston. Nice to meet all in the mini gallery, it has been a while (pole)
The city so nice, they named it twice. I took this outside of B&H Photos. If you ever go to NYC and you are a photographer do yourself a favor, visit B&H. The largest camera store that I have ever seen.
Taken with my old point&shoot camera in Oia, Santorini (Greece) on a warm summer night. One of the many white walls served as camera support.
Featured on the blog of B&H Photo&Video in October 2011:
An Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) with a catch was moving to a safer perching ground before the beginning of feast. It was difficult to approach it from a paddle boat and I missed the catching sequences due to distance but eventually framed it passing by from a distance. Pics was taken from Adra Saheb Bandh, Purulia, West Bengal, India.
Have been marooned here because of the bandh for the past 2 days flights got cancelled.. hopefully can get out tomorrow...
Meanwhile here's the New Howrah bridge at sunset yesterday..
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I am extremely pleased to frame this cute little pair of Little Grebe (Tachybaptus ruficollis) chicks perfectly poised to each other for a beautiful framing. But this was not at all an easy encounter... Repeated failures ended with a much awaited success after struggling for two long hours in boat for the perfect symmetrical position under fantastic light. I followed their behaviour and movements along with their caring parents. Fortunately for the moment their parents just dipped into the water in search of food keeping their chicks above the water, wondering for their parents. Pics was taken from a paddle boat, handheld with 500 mm prime under difficult condition. Pics was taken from Adra Saheb Bandh, West Bengal.
these street children have practically no belongings and nothing to do with the material world around them, yet they can smile so easy.
a harsh cruel world
66524 on the 6C76 14:39 Acton yard-Whatley passes great Bedwyn with the marvellous St Marys Church as a backdrop (pole)
A Yellow-wattled Lapwing (Vanellus malabaricus) was framed standing in its habitat with curious looks on offer. It was making calls inside the tall grasses. I just followed the call and got it there standing and taking a bath. It was looking so charming after the bath, one can see the water in its head and wings with such refreshed look. I love the typical posture of the bird here. Pics was taken from Adra Saheb Bandh, Purulia, West Bengal, India.
60046 heads along Hungerford loop with the 6Z52 0650 Tytherington to Quainton Railhead. (pole),with 2 days of decent forecast me and the assitant decided to head on to the B and H
59005 7A99 1050 Merehead Quarry (Fhh) to Theale Foster Yeo. (Flhh) heads past lock 56 on the Kennet and Avon canal, near Crofton...taken by the assistant...a sapling has been digitally felled