Tuesday, September 13, 2011

There are 606 pictures on my trusty Sony Ericsson phone camera.

And they're all bits and pieces of my life.


Row 1: Walking a path that felt like it was straight out of Gladiator, and the best part? It's on top of this massive series of caves - Diu, Circa December 2010; Catching the sunrise on a bus to Hyderabad - Somewhere before Kondapur, Circa June 2011; When the girls are BFF, it's only natural for the Nikon D3000 and Nikon D90 to be too - Shack on Cavalossem, Circa March 2011; Loan sharks find innovative new ways of extortion, seen on the way to work - Bangalore, Circa August 2011.


Row 2: Dhaba without name near workplace, where the chairs are dirty but the plates squeaky clean, and my staple is almost always Dal, Jeera Rice and Gobi Manchurian (I have been known to try variations like Dal, Jeera Rice and Paneer Burji or Tawa Vegetables) - July 2011; Piping hot Jalebis near AK's home - July 2011; A freak lunch with freak friends where R signed my name as freaking Hulk Hogan on the merchant copy of the bill, and for no reason that be rationally explained - September 2011; Pretend-heating of Chai at Coffee Day, CMH Road, the same day A and i got wet to our souls and my bike got towed away - July 2011.


Row 3: More than raindrops fall when it rains, and this one was shot just off Ulsoor Lake where a terribly expensive sale of 'Made in China' apparel was on - June 2011; Metro on a trial run - April 2011; a walk in Cubbon Park with A - May 2011; Watching the sunrise after a whole night of swimming in alcohol and flying through clouds of smoke - April 2011.


4 comments:

Revati Upadhya said...

OMG the bamboo in cubbon park! reminds me of a picture I took when I first took to photography (when I was a camera-baby) http://www.sxc.hu/photo/914855

The Nebulous One said...

You call yourself a camera-baby with a Nikon D80 for equipment??? Sheesh, that way i'm a camera-foetus. :(

Unknown said...

i dont even know what a D80 is like, what does that make me?

The Nebulous One said...

Umm, a D3100 owner? :)