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Colours are intrinsic to childhood. Alike flowers, they don’t lose their hues, nor they shy away from vibrancy.
Colourful clothes drying in the evening sun in the mustard fields. Winter brings a golden touch to the farms in the Rajasthani countryside!
These pictures are a part of our journey through Northern Rajasthan and Agra. Sit back and view my Agra slideshow.
This autumn has highlighted some interesting colour combinations. I took this a while ago but was hoping for better weather as it was a very grey day. Unfortunately the leaves have now gone so I'll have to wait for another year for better light. It was the colours that caught my eye. In the foreground is a Rowan tree but I don't think it is the usual variety as the berries were quite orange rather than red, I think the leaf colour is different too. Behind the Rowan is a Common Ash which has gone a rather bright yellow (I've never seen so many yellow Ash trees previously). The next one is an ornamental Cherry, it too has gone an interesting colour. I'm sure that whoever planted these did not think of their autumn colours.
Just given the saturation a bit of a boost otherwise its sooc with a little crop.
Muiti-coloured steps and bench on the seawall, Eve Leary, Georgetown, Guyana, South America. Pity the trash but it's sometimes difficult to avoid.
Its been a long time since I had uploaded anything on flickr....and that is not good. I am addicted :) . Had been down with conjunctivitis ( the worst type of infection ever known to human kind) cant do anything..had to sit at home for 4 days...such a waste.
This picture has been captured by Smita, who very humbly says " mala macro capture karta yet nahi'.Well by the looks of it..you can.
Let me know what you guys think....
Oh by the way I AM BACK. :D
VARANASI - Colours of INDIA!
Varanasi also commonly known as Banaras is a city situated on the banks of the River Ganga in Uttar Pradesh, India. It is regarded as a holy city by Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and probably the oldest in India. The culture of Varanasi is closely associated with the River Ganges and the river's religious importance. The city has been a cultural and religious centre in North India for several thousand years.
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