So serene an image ! Great to view river Indus so leisurely flowing oblivious to her tremendous contribution towards a great civilisation... It's a meaningful sharing, Celine !
I enlarged the photo, Celine, to feast on the textures and the expansiveness of it all. And then you took the BIG picture and compressed it into a few words, little more than a sigh. Whoever came up with the notion of haiku must have been a peaceful soul.
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C (imagining me shouting your name loudly on that hill),
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo. Me planning for Leh this year if things work out.
Internet's up. Back to blogging after eons.
Yenjoy maadi :)
So serene an image !
ReplyDeleteGreat to view river Indus so leisurely flowing oblivious to her tremendous contribution towards a great civilisation...
It's a meaningful sharing, Celine !
This was simply breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL and very serene, i want to go there one day :)
ReplyDeletethis is too idyllic for words..
ReplyDeleteOh! All the subtle colors and lots of textures in this photo.
ReplyDeletewow so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKeshi.
Excellent photography, transported me to this place while sitting here in office!
ReplyDeleteI enlarged the photo, Celine, to feast on the textures and the expansiveness of it all. And then you took the BIG picture and compressed it into a few words, little more than a sigh. Whoever came up with the notion of haiku must have been a peaceful soul.
ReplyDeleteyes, and the blue sky :)
ReplyDeleteLoved it!The mysteries of Leh and Ladakh have always fascinated me no end.
ReplyDeleteTejas,
ReplyDeleteHello there, thanks. Leh is great, go, go and enjoy lots.
It's really been ages since I've seen you around. Welcome back to blogworld, my friend.:)
Saibal,
ReplyDeleteWell said, thanks. Is it that nature is oblivious to human beings and their thoughts, and yet we are a part and parcel of that very same nature?
John,
ReplyDeleteThanks, and good to see you drop by again.:)
Kate,
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed. I hope you get a chance to, someday.:)
Lakshmi,
ReplyDeleteThat's a sweet comment. Thanks.:)
Chewy:
ReplyDeleteAn artistic interpretation of a picture. Thank you.:)
Keshi,
ReplyDeleteIt is, thank you.:)
Iona,
ReplyDeleteThank you. Delighted to know that.:)
San,
ReplyDeleteThank you. You have beautifully described the essence and commended the Haiku creators.
If you ever reach India someday, you must pass by Leh, Ladakh. It is daringly different, and awesome.:)
Priyank,
ReplyDeleteI tried to fit in the blue sky in the little Haiku in vain. Welcome back, my friend, and I shall visit your space shortly.:)
Sameera,
ReplyDeleteThank you. Leh, Ladakh is indeed enigmatic. I hope you get a chance to be there some day.:)