We have lots of trees in the vicinity of our apartment building. Some big, some small. This picture was clicked last month just after initial rains. And look how green it already looks. I don't know the name of this particular tall tree seen in this picture, but it has been there for almost 20 … Continue reading A tree for tomorrow
“It is the unknown around the corner that turns my wheels” – Heinz Stucke Well, not unknown to me... On my recent visit to my native place, I did some bicycle riding. This is one of the internal roads to the beach. Being a coastal area, internal roads are either of sand or red soil. … Continue reading Just Ride!!
Clear skies brings (some) stars with it.. This was clicked back in November 2017. The trees are betel nut trees making a great background for us to capture the stars and the night sky. For Thursday Tree Love and Dutch goes the photo - Night
Stand tall, stand proud. Know that you are unique and magnificent. You do not need the approval of others. – Jonathan Lockwood Huie These are betel nut trees which grows straight up-to 66ft tall. The angle at which this picture was clicked gives an illusion of these trees going straight up, to talk with the … Continue reading Standing Tall
Indian Almond tree also known as Sea Almond is common throughout Asia, is grown wild or cultivated for its nuts. It's leaves turn into colors of red, copper and gold during autumn. These colors make the tree more attractive!! Frankly speaking, these trees were always been there, but ever since I have started participating in … Continue reading Thursday Tree Love – Indian Almond Tree
We don't have a dedicated backyard, but there is a space adjacent to our building which is flanked by variety of trees on all sides. People from other buildings come here for their morning walks. Other than that, this space also serves as a playground and recreational venue. This is my Uncle's backyard. He has … Continue reading Tuesday Photo Challenge – Backyard
If the sight of the blue skies fills you with joy, if a blade of grass springing up in the fields has power to move you, if the simple things of nature have a message that you understand, rejoice, for your soul is alive. - Eleonora Duse It is true that Nature brings solace to … Continue reading Joy in Nature
“I think it's possible to be multi-rooted, rather like a banyan tree, without being deracinated.” — Vikram Seth This week Parul shared a picture of a unique Mango tree for this week's Thursday Tree Love. I too couldn't resist sharing this picture of a Banyan tree that I think is unique in it's own … Continue reading Thursday Tree Love – Banyan Tree
For City Sonnet's Photo a day Challenge - Boats Let the sea set you free!!! 🙂
I clicked this picture when I visited my native place(Coastal Karnataka) some 7-8 months back. What I really liked about this picture is the group of coconut trees at the back and the lone Thal tree in the front, the blue sky,the greenery around and the pathway. Here is my interpretation of this picture: Stand … Continue reading A Tree’s Advice
