Canada Goose Family

In other news

• I feel saturated shooting random stuff, mostly in my local park and have hence eased my frequency of blog posts here. I need variety...
• Speaking of which, I am for a week to Italy. So coming up next are some travel pics.
• Dave has beautifully narrated an anecdote on his blog about his trip to Nepal and a trek to the base camp of Mt. Everest. I enjoyed following his posts... they don't feel like 'yet another travel blog' (read bottom up now). It's made me wanna go there earlier than planned now.
• The digital SLR market has changed so much since I bought the first popular model 3 years ago. My 300D feels stale! An upgrade beckons...

Tranquility

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Bluebells

The Namesake

What about it? And why in my photoblog?

Couldn’t but ensure I spread the word somehow that Jhumpa Lahari’s novel is now illustrated in this wonderfully made movie by Mira Nair. For it’s a great movie that’s left me floundering as it relates in many ways to me, as it would to the masses of Indian immigrants across the world. The novel’s on my list on the top now next to read.

A thought provoking, intense, rich and at the same time a at-the-heart movie this one, is a must watch for Indians and Non Indians who’d like some understanding of Indians abroad in certain dimensions of their lives. It is full of goodness and good intensions I thought. But is it one way? I am not sure – I’d like to hear from you non-Indians what you thought.

Came straight from the cinema walking past 2 white ladies who were wiping their tears out gasping with a Oh-my-god sigh at the end of the movie, thought should blog to get as many people to watch it.

Last few winter shots