Mountains have always awed me, mesmerised me. Very recently I had the opportunity to visit Shimla and Kufri In the State of Himachal Pradesh, India. Although I missed the snowfall, but the view was awesome. I tried to capture the beauty by my camera. Will be putting pics of snow laden Kufri next.
Have a look!
Enjoy!
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22 comments:
Nice pics restless. Thank you for sharing..India is sooooooo beautiful.Looking forward to seeing more pics from you.
Amazing...!
B-E-A-YOO-TIFUL!
In the 3rd last pic, the fencing seems like peeled off bananas and the monkey staring at them! Nice! :)
heyyy, I know this place, I always have. This is my place, Shimla, my hometown.
And yep, you missed the snows, you missed a spectacle.
wonderful pictures! :)
Nice Photography ,
they are really giving me the glimpse of some of the memories back-home where I can feel the breath ..so pure so light ..its aura is incredible.
Thanks a lot for sharing :)
take care
have a nice weekend full of fun and happiness.
ks :)
Beautiful landscape and thanks a ton for sharing them dear! What a heavenly place..Am sure you had the most memorable vacation there!
Nice pics, RM! Again remembered the sites I used to frequent as a kid when I would go over during my summer hols. The Mall, the Lower bazar.. the Ridge.. .. Love you for posting these pics.. and looking forward to more!
PerceptiveGuy
Beautiful Pics..! you have an amazing eye...!!!
Only one thing..you could have avoided those over-head wires on a couple of photos...
Always happy - thanks dear :)
Harish - :)
Niket - thanks! haha, i didn't see it like that, but nice perception :)
BA - I know, i missed it! but went to Kufri afterwards to see the snow... will put its pics too.
Vee -- thanks dear :)
Vivek - oh, that's nice. and thanks!
Vaish - oh yes dear, it was lovely, I went out for a morning stroll to get these images... to put on my blog :)
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Lazeez Malcha/perceptive guy - welcome to this blog! thanks a lot... glad u liked them :)
Prashanth - Welcome!!!!
thanks :) it could have been avoided yes. but i have another pic, with lots of wires... and i like its reality... i mean it looks so real.
stay connected!
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Last year had been to Simla, Manali and these photos have revived memories.
mmm....well, When the wires are part of the 'story' they are welcome.. infact..they can add a mystic realism too as you said.. but in landscape photography such as these, they become an eyesore...
you can use the smudge or clone tool in these easily available photo-editing softwares to remove these.....
It reminds me of Dehra and Mussoorie... I went to Hardwar in 2008 and made it to those places too. I wanted to meet with Mr. Ruskin Bond but the tourist bus wasn't supposed to give us that much time...so I had to come back, dejected, and I still don't know whether I am going to make it once again to that place while he still remains alive, for there are thousands of responsibilities to take care of and I don't know if I'll be able to make it again.
I never had a camera... but I always wanted to have one. Fancied about one day when someone will come and gift me a camera because my father doesn't allow me to have one. But I see the same way you see those mountains. And just because I can't capture them, sometimes I sit at the windows of my lone room and keep thinking about them, and keep writing...life is different once we come across mountains.
Thanks for uploading these pics. It reminded me a lot of things.
Loved the pic..very refreshing..reminded me of our trip but yr pic are fab
talking about Dehara and Mussorie.. i would like to bring it to everyone notice that the famed clock tower will be demolished soon.. the govt is mulling over a proposal on those lines...
and to save it.. Tom Alter, the veteranactor is running a campaign.. at that very spot.. for almost six months now...
Nice Photographs of Mountains restless. :)
Mountains are treasure houses of peace and calmness. :)
I like the architectural style of these houses.
Give us more pics.
S.R. Ayyangar - :) am glad.
Prashant - u have a point. Will use them next time. thanks.
Soumyo - I've been to Mussorie and above that too, truely that place stole my heart... there is strange, mysterious attraction in it, mostly becoz of its past, the british connection... it was so evident there.
Hey, why ur father opposes having a camera? but, am glad u could see it through my pics :)
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Maitreyee - thanks a lot :)
Prashant - never knew that. thanks for sharing the info.
Blognostic - thanks... well said!
Joshi Mukard - yes, it's so fascinating, i have more clicks, will put them for you and all :)
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Restless,
Beautifully captured for future.
Take care
Jack - thanks :)
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