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Morning at Majestic

July 18th, 2005  |  Published in Hobbies, Living, Photography  |  10 Comments


Some­one caught in the reflec­tion of a mirror

A cou­ple of week­ends ago, one early and not so bright morn­ing Lavan­nya, Sabir, Vasu, Anu and I packed our pho­tog­ra­phy equip­ment and went to the Majes­tic bus sta­tion, City Mar­ket and Tipu Sultan’s Palace.

We roamed around the busy bus sta­tion, the crowded Sun­day bazaar (where you can buy almost every­thing!). Piles and piles of what seems like junk every­where. At least that’s what it looks like. On closer inspec­tion, it turned out to be use­ful stuff like nuts, bolts, screw dri­vers, mir­rors, old cam­eras and stuff you wouldn’t see any­where else. Vasu even picked up some Tamil movie cas­settes at a bar­gain price!

We then went to Tipu Sultan’s Palace (my first visit). It’s quite a grand name for a small­ish struc­ture, but inter­est­ing, never the less. I was more fas­ci­nated by the tem­ple in the Palace compounds.


The rays of the evening sun fil­ter­ing through a bare tree. This is in the com­pound of Tipu Sultan’s Palace

Some pic­tures from that morn­ing in this Mar­ket Scenes album.

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  1. Kiran Jonnalagadda says:

    July 18th, 2005 at 3:38 pm (#)

    *waah!* How come nobody invites me to join on such trips? *sniff!*

  2. colours says:

    July 18th, 2005 at 4:31 pm (#)

    India holds an amaz­ing vari­ety for pho­tog­ra­phers. Reminds me of some­one who told me some­time back that when she was in India she could hardly think of what pho­tos to take. I guess she had become so immune to the most pic­turesque scenes.

  3. Prashanth says:

    July 18th, 2005 at 6:28 pm (#)

    Mar­velous cap­tures Anita… me too think, why no one invites me to such trips :’(

  4. some body says:

    July 18th, 2005 at 9:52 pm (#)

    check this out … http://newsinlimerick.blogspot.com/

    s.b.

  5. Vigvg says:

    July 19th, 2005 at 12:00 pm (#)

    I would want to join the band­wagon here too, if not for the fear that I would eb snick­ered for my poor old Canon S230. Me still pre-amateur. *sigh*

  6. Nithya says:

    July 19th, 2005 at 6:44 pm (#)

    Bril­liant snaps… The mir­ror one is jus perfect!

  7. anita says:

    July 19th, 2005 at 10:33 pm (#)

    jace: you’re never in ban­ga­lore in the first place! are you back, btw?

    colours: i couldn’t agree more! some peo­ple just don’t get it probably.

    prashant: well, to start with this is some­thing we do as a part of the ban­ga­lore shut­ter­bugs club. and any­one who is a mem­ber (or not!) is wel­come. usu­ally, they are done the day before. we just call each other up and go somewhere!

    sb: thanks. pretty amus­ing i must say :)

    vig­nesh: you are most wel­come to join in. promise we won’t snicker. btw, i have an old a1 canon myself :) it’s ancient!

    nithya: thank you so much!!

  8. Draj says:

    July 20th, 2005 at 9:10 am (#)

    I loved the first pic.…. with my peanut brain all i can say is that it is so artis­tic.….….….
    Draj

  9. dina mehta says:

    July 20th, 2005 at 10:31 am (#)

    Hi Anita .. sorry for send­ing this note here but i couldnt locate your email id any­where — i’m off to BlogHer next week and in prepa­ra­tion for that i have been talk­ing to sev­eral women blog­gers about how blog­ging has affected their lives — i’d love to have your views too on this, given that you’re one of the ear­li­est adopters — would you drop me a line, and i’ll tell you more about it then. Many thanks.

  10. Pallavi says:

    August 4th, 2005 at 10:15 am (#)

    Liked the reflec­tion bit :)

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