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Adventure lover, vegan, ceramic artist, writer, and organizer of fun tours. Come and discover India with me!

Category: Photography

A different canvas

Posted on October 21, 2004 By Anita

On a drive down Kanakpura Road last month, we came across a rather beautiful sunset…

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Stand by me

Posted on September 26, 2004 By Anita

If I was a poet, I would have written a haiku to go with this tree that really caught my fancy during my Nandi Hills trip. I found some lyrics instead: “When the night has come And the land is dark And the moon is the only light we see…

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Green fields. Blue skies.

Posted on September 23, 2004 By Anita

A few snapshots of my recent trip to Sangama and Muthathi

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Snapshots from Tadeyendamol and Namdroling

Posted on September 3, 2004 By Anita

The pictures have been uploaded here… — Tayendenamol Trek, Coorg (You need need not register with Imagestation to view the pictures!) — Namdroling Monastery, Bylekuppe (a few images in b&w) And here are two gorgeous photographs of the same place.

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