Maa, meri maa...Mumma!!

This evening i just tried a shot with filtering mode of my camera and came up with some good shades.

Camera: Casio exilim 7.2 mpixel
shutter speed: 1/8 sec
aperature: 2.8F
ISO: 100

So i would say here that, every successful woman has a man behind her :0 and offcourse vice versa has been true for centuries ..no doubt abt it :) Papa watching calmly everything :)

Toofaani Raat!

This time i tried to capture the lightening.It took me almost an hour to get a good picture.

Casio Exilim 7.2 Mpixel

Shutter Speed: 20 sec

Aperture:2.8

The picture reminds me of the typical bollywood stormy night, when the hero and heroine stays in a guest house and the gets cosy and then romantic and the smthing happens.Finally the heronie says in the morning, " Kal raat jo bhi hua, woh nahi hona chhaiye tha suresh." :)

Capturing moods!!

Sonu, Vaibhav and Gaurav!!
3 people in 3 different moods....Chilman se jhaankte huye :p

Abhi to main Jawaan hun!!

This building is simply teasing the dry tree that yes it is still alive while the tree witnessed all the story of red stones.
Place: Sikandara, Agra
Desc: it is Akbar's tomb and very beautiful place to be.The architecture is of mixed style( Mughal as well as hindu one).Masterpiece of unity in diversity again :)
Camera: Casio, 7.2 Megapixel, ISO 100, shutterspeed: 1/1000, Aperature: f2.8

A road to heaven

It was really a road to heaven as we went to salasar trip.Salasar hanumaan ji very famous temple around 170 km from bikaner.












I went with mumma and papa.Sonu missed this event.I really enjoyed it with my fav song "Pardesi" from latest flick DevD while driving newly purchased car zen estilo :)


The day was sunny and while returning home we came from different route. There is a place called "taal chaapar" which is famous for the black deer in all over the world. :)

Witnessing fall

So this march i met my friend, the tree in my garden at bikaner. The picture taken was in evening and in sepia mode from the same phone.I know may be the dull shade and the dry tree reminds u of most of the art movies but still all these shades and the desert and the uneneding serenity makes me nostalgic.

Diwali: Festival of Light

Diwali has very importance for hindus.
Being a hindu family, my parents too does all rituals and worship Goddess Laxmi and Lord Ganesha.This time i captured some snapshots live from our "Pooja -Ghar", but my nokia camera cudn't capture all the light scattered in this room :)
My father chanting hindu mantras and mother helping in the rituals like Vedic worships.I did participated in the "Hawan".
I just watched the pious fire and the light which was engulfing the darkness inside me :)
Offcourse i got the prasadam after pooja for the patience.
Neways wish all of you too happy diwali.
This time when real bomb blasts happening in nation, i would chant, "Om Shanti Shanti Shanti" !!! :)