As Program Director of the International Art of Living Foundation, I travel, teach, sing, smile and serve, and strive to excel as an instrument of His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, whose goal is to put the smile back on every face on this planet.
Well its just the apartment next door 🙂 At that angle it seemed to have sort of a Tibetan touch, and the dark curve on the lower third of the pic is actually clothes hanging to dry! Sorry to deglamorize it, but yes the purpose was to make a mundane scene look artistic :)Will post more of my pics in future rgds Vikram
For the uninitiated — dongu was Harish Ramachandran’s (CEO, Sumeru Software Solutions) nickname in IIT Bbay; and he likes photos to be clear and bright, whereas I seem to like them dark and blurry!! hehhehhehe Bau the small size is to save on upload time, will soon set up a link to flickr where I’ll keep the more artistic pics I shoot 🙂
I have seen you lugging an SLR with a telephoto or a normal zoom lens in the ashram and taking pictures and am sure you would have quite a few pictures depicting some intriguing perspectives…Can you share some of them in your blog?
It would be nice to see you share some gyan on lenses and pictures which shall be enriching for the readers( including us)…
sure guru: wd love to share more abt photography as its been a passion since I was v young, thanks to dad being a brilliant photographer and painter, will share more pics too as days go by 🙂 jgd
What is the building that is seen? Seems historical
What is the building that is seen? Seems historical
Well its just the apartment next door 🙂 At that angle it seemed to have sort of a Tibetan touch, and the dark curve on the lower third of the pic is actually clothes hanging to dry! Sorry to deglamorize it, but yes the purpose was to make a mundane scene look artistic :)Will post more of my pics in future
rgds
Vikram
make those pics BIGGER
make those pics BIGGER… and dongu friendly please 🙂 🙂 🙂
Jai Gurudeva!!
love
bawa
For the uninitiated — dongu was Harish Ramachandran’s (CEO, Sumeru Software Solutions) nickname in IIT Bbay; and he likes photos to be clear and bright, whereas I seem to like them dark and blurry!! hehhehhehe
Bau the small size is to save on upload time, will soon set up a link to flickr where I’ll keep the more artistic pics I shoot 🙂
I have seen you lugging an SLR with a telephoto or a normal zoom lens in the ashram and taking pictures and am sure you would have quite a few pictures depicting some intriguing perspectives…Can you share some of them in your blog?
It would be nice to see you share some gyan on lenses and pictures which shall be enriching for the readers( including us)…
sure guru:
wd love to share more abt photography as its been a passion since I was v young, thanks to dad being a brilliant photographer and painter, will share more pics too as days go by 🙂 jgd