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Meghalaya – David Scott and Nongriat Trek

November 22, 2014 / 2 Comments

( continued from " Meghalaya: Color-ob" )     Which places did you visit? Did you go to the seven sister falls? We trekked. Yes. We walked all the way from Shillong to [Read more...]

Posted in: Black and White, Colours, Culture, Explore India, Meghalaya, Monsoon, Photography, Season, State, Travel, Treks Tagged: David Scott Trek, double decker root bridge, Meghalaya tourism, Nongriat trek

Purulia trip in Square frames

November 12, 2014 / 4 Comments

Purulia trip: After the Meghalaya trip full of trek and caving, my next trip was lazying around Ajodhya hills of the Purulia district of Bengal. While Meghalaya was a crazy place, the friends, I went [Read more...]

Posted in: Black and White, Colours, Culture, Explore Bengal, Monsoons, Photography, Purulia, Season, State, Travel, West Bengal Tagged: Ajodhya hill, Ayodhya Hills, Bagmundi, Chhau mask, Folk culture, Landscape, Mask making in Purulia, Rajatabha Ray, rural Bengal, Santhals, Square frames, Wall design

Caving in Meghalaya – Closer to the core

November 1, 2014 / 6 Comments

Do you know: Meghalaya has the subcontinent's longest and deepest of caves and is in World's top 10 caving destinations? Every year expert cavers across the globe visit this place to explore, research [Read more...]

Posted in: Black and White, Colours, Guest Posts, Meghalaya, Monsoon, Photography, Season, State, Travel, Treks Tagged: Darren Drum, Gregory Diengdoh, Krem Mawmluh, Mawmluh Cement Factory, Meghalaya Adventure Tourism, Meghalaya Adventurous, Meghalaya caving, Trekking Meghalaya

Meghalaya: Color-ob

October 16, 2014 / 2 Comments

What did it feel like? It felt like a cacophony of colours, colours everywhere.. the lush green fields, the darker green of the forest.. the wild red berries, the kids and their enthusiasm. The sky [Read more...]

Posted in: Colours, Culture, Meghalaya, Monsoons, Photography, Season, State, Travel Tagged: adventure tourism, adventure tourism india, caving, Cherrapunji, David Scott Trek, exploring north east, Mawlynnong, Meghalaya photographs, Meghalaya tourism, Meghalaya travel, north east india, north east tourism, Sai-mika, Sohra

What does Happiness mean to you?

August 3, 2014 / 2 Comments

A proper definition of happiness remains as ever, elusive. There has been scholars and thinkers who have spent ages wondering what it could mean. I asked the same question to my friends yesterday on [Read more...]

Posted in: Colours, Culture, Eid, Kolkata Street Photography, Monsoon, North Kolkata, Photography, Season Tagged: Eid, Gate number 3, Kolkata beggars, Kolkata Metro station, mahatma gandhi road, Mahatma Gandhi Road metro station

Murshidabad: Hazar duari and around.

July 19, 2014 / 1 Comment
hazarduari palace, murshidabad tourism

One of the chief attractions in Murshidabad is the Hazarduari complex. I would not write about the history of the Hazarduari palace as my knowledge is particularly limited to the Wikipedia [Read more...]

Posted in: Colours, Culture, Episodes of my Life, Explore Bengal, Monsoon, Non Techie, Photography, Season, State, Street Photography, travel, Travel, West Bengal Tagged: Hazaar duwari, Hazarduwari, Kathgola palace, Murshidabad, murshidabad hazarduari image, murshidabad tourism photos, murshidabad tourism west bengal

Murshidabad : In search of Bauls (Part 2)

July 12, 2014 / 4 Comments
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Part 2: A day with Baban Das Baul. “Who was the first man on earth?", asked Baban Das Baul.  After a moment of silence, I said, “Manu?”. Ramasish rubbished the idea and said, “It is Adam and [Read more...]

Posted in: Baul Music, Colours, Culture, Monsoon, Photography, Portraits, Random notes, Season, State, Street Photography, Travel, travel, West Bengal Tagged: Bangaldeshi baul, baul, Baul gaan, Baul music, Baul song, Bengali Baul, bengali culture

Murshidabad : In search of Bauls (Part 1)

July 5, 2014 / 11 Comments

Part 1: Bauls: Spirituality over religion. I set myself out to Murshidabad, after the tiresome Friday in office, in search of the Bauls and the Fakirs. Before I write about my experience there, I [Read more...]

Posted in: Baul Music, Colours, Culture, Explore Bengal, Monsoon, Photography, Portraits, Season, State, Travel, West Bengal Tagged: Bangaldeshi baul, Bangla Baul, baul folk bengal photographs, Baul gaan, Baul mp3, Baul music, Baul musicians, baul musicians of Bengal, Baul song, Bengali Baul, Bengali kolk songs

In revelry and dissent, my Calcutta

June 8, 2014 / Leave a Comment

This city of Calcutta, the city of an ever changing skyline.. the city that never stops, radiating from every corner - the exuberance of its colours, its enthusiasm, its spirit. "Tilottoma" Kolkata, [Read more...]

Posted in: Baghbazar, Basanta Utsav, Black and White, Bow Barracks, Burrabazar, Christmas, College Street, Colours, Culture, Dalhousie, Esplanade, Explore Kolkata, Kalighat, Kolkata Exclusive!, Kolkata Street Photography, Kumartuli, Long exposures, Mullick Ghat, Nakhoda Mosque, North Kolkata, Park Street, Photography, Season, Spring, Street Photography, Winter Tagged: kolkata, Kolkata Photographs

Why should you Photo walk?

May 7, 2014 / 8 Comments

Photo walking can be an exciting way to know and to make newer friends in your city. Grab your camera, stroll across the lanes of your city. Search for places beyond pubs/bars and voila! You feel so [Read more...]

Posted in: Baghbazar, Black and White, Bow Barracks, Colours, Kolkata Street Photography, Nakhoda Mosque, North Kolkata, Photography, Season, Spring, Street Photography Tagged: B.K.Paul avenue, Calcutta photwalking, Calcutta Walks, kolkata photowalking, kolkata photowalks, kolkata street photography, Parasnath Temple, photowalking
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