Photography by Neville

The sun sets and colours the waters...

What better way to remember the place I come from… This image incorporates a lot of my dreams and hopes for the future. Enjoy!!!

Majestic

Shot at the park in Nisarga Dhama in Coorg. Got some great shots there when I visited in January. Will be posting those up as well. Don’t fret loyal readers there will be more posts in the near future. January was a busy full filled month for me. Spent almost 2 weeks in Mysore and had a lot of great experiences and photos to share!

As most people know I love going to Mysore! I’ve always wanted to shoot images at night ever since I got my tripod but my interest for birding always seem to get in the way of that.

Light up the Night

Last weekend I ended up in Mysore but thanks to the weather conditions I had a really hard time spotting the birds and shooting them was almost impossible. So I decided to do some landscape shots at night.

Turn, Turn, Turn

Chamundi Hills is a great spot to shoot from as it gives you a nice view of the Mysore Palace and its surroundings. Lots of people there on weekdays and weekends and you might also run into crazy drunk people doing stunts on their bikes and cars. So watch out for them if your driving up there.

Palace Lights, City Nights

Babak Tafreshi is the winner of the 2009 Lennart Nilsson scientific photography contest. NewScientist has some of his shots on display on their website. The shots are beautiful and depict the night sky in a way that most city dwellers may never have seen before.

Here is the direct link to the gallery: Reclaiming the night sky: award-winning astrophotography

I’ve been planning on learning more about astrophotography. I’ve got everything thats required so maybe I’ll take a shot at it the next time I’m in Mysore.

Make of them what you will. There are tons of shapes and figures in them clouds. Here are a few shots from Kukkarahalli lake in Mysore.

A multitude of colours

In Black and White

A Wider Angle

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