Lalit Mahal Palace
What caught my eyes before taking this pic?
-Beautiful architecture against clear blue sky and the beehives.
What I notice after taking this pic?
-Slight cracks in the structure.
Lalit Mahal Palace.
What caught my eyes?
-Lines, curves and patterns
Mysore Palace
What caught my eyes before taking this pic?
-Symmetry
What I notice after taking this pic?
-Net to safeguard the palace interiors; sculpture of a soldier. Of a soldier?! Quite strange.
Close up of a horse's nose and mouth
What caught my eyes before taking this pic?
-So many accessories on this poor fella and that too on his face. :(
What I notice after taking this pic?
-A worm dangling in air in front of him.
Huge open space for a helipad
What caught my eyes before taking this pic?
-A helipad for Lalit Mahal palace!!
What I notice after taking this pic?
-Rear wheel of a bicycle. Figure it out if you can! :)
Motion Blur:
My friend suggested me to try some motion blur pics. Here is one such shot from moving car.
Motion Blur:
This is not sand from a dirt track! Motion blur of haystack on a truck shot from a moving car:)
Sunset colors seen from a coffee day shop on Mysore-Bangalore highway!
Had a wonderful weekend trip to Mysore with my team mates and a special colleague from Germany! I was quite disappointed that we changed plans in the morning from Belur & Halebeedu to Mysore. I was all set to shoot architecture, art and sculpture! I then reset my mind to go completely abstract. It was absolutely amazing to capture the unseen/ rarely observed parts and pieces by focusing on clicking abstract.
We had a nice breakfast in Kamath Lokaruchi. Visited Chamundeshwari temple and it was quite amazing how I and my friends felt about Mahishasura. As kids, we used to find the statue of Mahishasura to be huge but now he looks small :)
We then roamed around and inside Mysore Palace. I got fascinated by the 3D paintings. Unfortunately, we were not allowed to take pictures inside the palace.
We then had a nice long lunch in Lalit Mahal restaurant. Walked around the campus and started back to Bangalore.
Thanks to my colleagues for such a beautiful day! :)
