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:: Friday, October 29, 2004 ::

One of the many typical temples in South India, this one is in the premises of the well known Mysore Palace. The composition idea was borrowed from a fellow photographer and blogger.

posted by Arun at 1:00 PM

PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION

A photogrpahy exhibition - 'Perspectives' is scheduled in Bharatheeya Vidya Bhavan, Race Course road from Oct 29th to Oct 31st. The proceeds of the exhibition go for the aid of cancer patients and projects taken up by Rotary Club, Rajmahal Vilas. Do drop by and have a look at the beautiful pictures. You can also do your bit for the cause by buying the pictures.

The exhibition consists of excellent visual treat from 25 amateur and known photographers and are worth a look. Some of my pictures are also displayed there. The venue of the exhibition is

Bharatheeya Vidya Bhavan
E.Hanumantha Rao Art Gallery
ESV Hall
Race Course Road, Bangalore

Inaguration: 29th October, 5.30pm
Exhibition Open: October 30 - 31, 2004
Time: 10.00 am to 7.00 pm

This is right next to Hotel Chalukya on Race Course Road. More details of the exhibition are here

posted by Arun at 6:23 PM

SUNSET @ DANDELI

I havent posted something here for a while. I was hoping to write something instead of posting pictures as I usually do, but never really got around to doing that. At some point I did manage to scribble down a few sentances, only to discard it later. And me having promised quite a few people that I'll get down to writing very soon, did not make things any better. So finally reverting back to the same old habit of posting pictures.

This one is when we were driving down from Dandeli town to our camping ground for that night at Anashi forest. I was behind the wheels and we were driving in the middle of the forest and I suddenly saw this view emerging from an opening. I slammed the breaks first, and then remembering others in the car, politely made a remark - "can we stop here for a few minutes"? The question was not necessary.

posted by Arun at 6:18 PM