Subh Deepawali

Subh Deepawali (Happy Diwali) everyone... May this festival of lights bring you another year of happiness and prosperity... Stay Blessed.

Hare Krishna

On the occasion of 'Janmashtami', may Lord Krishna keep you safe and sound.

'Janmashtami' is celebrated as birth day of 'Lord Krishna' as a very famous Hindu festival all around the world. Lord Krishna is the most popular avatar or incarnation of Lord Vishnu among Hindus. Epic stories say, Krishna was born in Mathura in Uttar Pradesh some 5000 years ago in the cosmic phase of 'Dwapar Yuga'. Hindus celebrate the birth of their beloved God with fast and recitation of his glory.

The sacred bond of Love

Today is Raksha Bandhan, more on the festival can found HERE.

Hare Krishna

On the occasion of 'Janmashtami', may Lord Krishna keep you safe and sound.

'Janmashtami' is celebrated as birth day of 'Lord Krishna' as a very famous Hindu festival all around the world. Lord Krishna is the most popular avatar or incarnation of Lord Vishnu among Hindus. Epic stories say, Krishna was born in Mathura in Uttar Pradesh some 5000 years ago in the cosmic phase of 'Dwapar Yuga'. Hindus celebrate the birth of their beloved God with fast and recitation of his glory.

Happy Holi...

Hope this festival of COLORS will add more vibrancy to your life making it even more bright...
Happy Holi everyone...




Friends, Food and colors...... This is how my day was spent but still it always hurts to be away from home. 

Happy DIWALI

Wish you all a very happy DIWALI and a great year ahead.

DIWALI: Diwali or Deepavali is the festival of light or festival of joy celebrated all over India with great happiness during the month of October/November. According to mythology, this is the celebration of joy as Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after his 14 years of exile, from the epics of Ramayana. Another important ritual is to seek the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth. This festival is never complete without Lighting diyas(candles), Fireworks and exchange of gifts.

PS: I'm just missing the fun of the festive season and India.

Night of Festivals 2010

This was the festival organized for the first time at Nottingham City Center to celebrate the Latin American Independence. A Brazilian Samba dance group was specially there to perform for the event.
Thanks to Mr. Benson for inviting us for a drink session and dinner. Only for that I got my first photographic encounter with this attractive and colorful event.













PS: Also the first set from the Ultra-wide, mighty 10-22mm ;)