Elephant and the string
One never puts thought while forwarding junk mail to friends and acquaintances - it happens by habit.
Yesterday, I sent this to Ibel, my office colleague-
As I was passing the elephants, I suddenly stopped, confused by the fact that these huge creatures were being held by only a small rope tied to their front leg. […]
To read the entrie post, click hereThirty six kilometers
Thanks to my friend Giri’s rejuvenated interest in cycling and his enthusiastic plans to travel to nearby places, the dormant cycling monster in me awoke today. We left at 5:30 am – Giri was on his chic new sports bike BSA Mach Racer, and I was on my mature (wouldn’t call it old) Hamilton. He […]
To read the entrie post, click hereRay of light
Piercing thru’ the dark
Hot knife in a butter block
Travels a ray of light
tho’ nothing else is in sight.
I’m starting with Isaac Asimov’s “The big and the little”. What picture would have been better suited to this occasion? This picture was taken on a pitch dark road with long camera exposure so that the tail lights […]
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I’m scattering few pictures taken at Karjat station on 31-Dec-05, where I could play with shutter speeds and achieve these amateurish but nevertheless interesting pictures.
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Trek to Peth
I went hiking to [tag]Peth[/tag] fort yesterday with my school friends (Aniket, Amod, Kapil, Devendra). We started from Dombivli by the 01:59 Karjat train (last suburban local) and reached [tag]Karjat[/tag] station at 03:35. After spending a couple of hours at Karjat station, we went by local transport to Ambivli village, approximately 25 km away. Returned […]
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