Pixel Dreams: And she walks on...

Friday, July 01, 2005

And she walks on...

Again taken in the Orange County plantations. The first day there we had an extremely enjoyable plantation tour where we got to see all kinds of spices and coffee plants.

The person walking there is my wife, Kanchana.

# posted by Suyog @ Friday, July 01, 2005

Comments:

Really shows how tall the trees are.

# posted by

Maran : 5:14 AM

Nice composition Suyog. As the others commented, it gives a really good ratio of sizes involved.

# posted by

The elderly camel : 10:23 AM

Reminds me of my visit in Orange County in '99 ... the place is just as beautiful. The trek guide had a weird sense of humor, he lured us to eat some wild chillies grew on roadside, and we were about to jump in the river ... :-)

Impressive, the way you handled the wide angle shot. I keep bending the long straight lines.

# posted by

Kousik : 11:43 AM

real nice shot! i gotto go to coorg now.. never been there

# posted by

Nish : 3:11 PM

How small can humans be in nature..... good impression.

# posted by

Chantal : 3:23 PM

What trees are these? They are huuuuge.

Are there hiking trails in Coorg?

# posted by

Potpourri : 5:51 PM

Great capture, have your wife in the shot lets you feel how tall these tree really are.

# posted by

pk : 7:57 PM

Thanks everyone!

Kousik - The same guide exists even today. The wild chillies had us also running towards the lake!

Nish - You should go to Coorg. Its beautiful!

Potpourri - There were all kinds of trees there - teak, rose wood, mahogany..The leaves that you are pepper plants growing on these tall trees. There are several hiking trails in the coastal part of K'taka but I guess I am not an expert in that.

# posted by

Suyog : 10:53 PM

i've been out of action for a few days and what a treat i get after getting back! dont u feel insignificant when u'r on a nature trail?

# posted by

Kamakshi : 7:00 PM

sorry for the mutliple comments .. blogger went crazy :)

# posted by

Kamakshi : 7:02 PM

Thanks Suyog for the kind reply. Pepper trees eh? Wow I did not know pepper grew in such huge trees, they are so small right, I somehow thought they would be in small plants :)
It would've been smelling like magic there right..

# posted by

Potpourri : 1:47 AM

superb pic, can imagine the cool breeze the sound of the swaying trees..wow and the drizzle in the air

# posted by

Karthik L G : 12:25 PM

It looks bful.. this place looks gr8... bful trees.. gud shot :-)

# posted by

Sathish N : 1:07 PM

Just saw one shot in this blog and am checking in whenever possible, Great work,esp theTibetan Statues,just awesome!!

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Anonymous : 10:25 AM

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Friday, July 01, 2005

And she walks on...