A few memories, sentiments and tales of my travels mainly in India, an attempt at photography, and at times, some reflections on other topics.
wow beautiful poem and beautiful picture.I love your blog!!!Namaste,Michele
Celine, the way you capture the notion of tranquilty following turbulence is so beautiful. The grand sweep of time in a few words. And one image.
I noticed you have a good eye to capture people in everyday setting. I still remember the portrait of the newlyweds a few posts ago...Looks so nature and pure through your eyes! You must be good with people.
i liked the thought expressed in this piece..dont we all wish a few moments like this everyday ?lakshmi
So peaceful!
Michele, San, Zhu, Lakshmi, Indrani:A heartfelt thanks for your kind words. :)
Beautiful picture, I can imagine myself sitting on the rocks and dangling my feet in the water!
Anonymous:Identify yourself please. Anyway, I did just what you described after that local guy in the picture left. :)
That was a simply wonderful Haiku!Where is this place ? :)
I'm trying to imagine what it was like during the molten magma.red liquid rock flowsburning and sizzlingenveloping all
Sameera,Thanks a lot. :)This was shot in Panna National Park in MP, on the way from Khajuraho to Bandhavgarh National Park.
chewy:Thanks for another fabulous Haiku Darlene. :)
Whatever it is..go right ahead!
wow beautiful poem and beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog!!!
Namaste,
Michele
Celine, the way you capture the notion of tranquilty following turbulence is so beautiful. The grand sweep of time in a few words. And one image.
ReplyDeleteI noticed you have a good eye to capture people in everyday setting. I still remember the portrait of the newlyweds a few posts ago...
ReplyDeleteLooks so nature and pure through your eyes! You must be good with people.
i liked the thought expressed in this piece..dont we all wish a few moments like this everyday ?
ReplyDeletelakshmi
So peaceful!
ReplyDeleteMichele, San, Zhu, Lakshmi, Indrani:
ReplyDeleteA heartfelt thanks for your kind words. :)
Beautiful picture, I can imagine myself sitting on the rocks and dangling my feet in the water!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous:
ReplyDeleteIdentify yourself please.
Anyway, I did just what you described after that local guy in the picture left. :)
That was a simply wonderful Haiku!Where is this place ? :)
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to imagine what it was like during the molten magma.
ReplyDeletered liquid rock flows
burning and sizzling
enveloping all
Sameera,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot. :)
This was shot in Panna National Park in MP, on the way from Khajuraho to Bandhavgarh National Park.
chewy:
ReplyDeleteThanks for another fabulous Haiku Darlene. :)