Join us on a photography day outing to Melukote on Saturday of Aug 25th, 2012. See details – photography in Melukote.
Melukote has an old-world charm, with its ancient temples, traditionally attired priests and Sanskrit Academy staff, the ageing population left behind by the younger generation that has fled to the cities, the slow pace of life and a generally relaxed atmosphere. Pilgrims and religious activities add to this charm, especially around the large Kalyani surrounded by pillared pavillions. Here is a compilation of some photographs made recently during a day-trip.
A girl smiles at the camera, at the small market in front of Cheluvanarayanaswamy Temple.
A man walking past Cheluvanarayanaswamy Temple.
Gang of girls, who shared a short giggly conversation with us at the corridors outside Cheluvanarayanaswamy Temple.
A girl looks back impatiently at her mom, who was shouting at her, telling not to go near the water. At Akka-Thangi Kola.
A girl stares at the camera at Melukote Kalyani.
Pilgrims on the steps of Melukote Kalyani.
The evening hour on the streets of Melukote.
In conversation with a man, on the streets of Melukote.
On the steps leading to Yoganarasimha Temple.
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When it comes to people photography arun you are the best
good and beautifull………
Amazing photographs…..they light up your blog….:-)
Amazing shots as usual!!!
Great set of Pictures Arun! Love the way you have captured the street life and the culture aspect.
Wonderful portraits, especially the man sat on the bench – so atmospheric. Thank you!
Really super photography skill keep it up and i also like the blog post.
nice perspectives
Thank you Shrinidhi.
For the one’s like us, who are tied down with invisible shackles of nothingness and can’t let our souls free to wander in the wilderness, your travelogue comes as refreshing breeze! Thanks for rejuvenating the side of me,I had completely forgotten.
Would like to bring to your notice, that some of the links are not mapped properly. Please correct them so we can enjoy the place and the subject of photography
Thank you Shruti, for your kind words. I will look at the links that are not working.