During my last visit
to Mamallapuram while coming back from Alambara ford in April, we got to
capture some photos on a magnificent sunset. The sun rose down wonderfully
across various foregrounds and one remarkable sight among them was the palm
trees… which produced stunning silhouettes beside the golden reddish sky.
All these photos
are shot from the backyard of the Mamallapuram town and across the Buckingham
canal. I have captured sunset many a time off ECR while returning from
Mamallapuram in evening, the beauty of round reddish sun never cease to amaze
me and the way it play hide-and-seek with palm trees were enchanting.
You perhaps
remember this Airplane; I posted sometime long back here which I find parked at
Mamallapuram. It was confirmed that the Airplane is yet to convert as a flight restaurant
and a prime hotel management has impounded this Boeing 737-200 near Five Rathas
of Mamallapuram and opposite to Chariot Beach Resort gateway.
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Airplane
enhanced in dramatic sunset and reddish hues
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12 comments:
it would be an interesting restaurant, for sure!
love the red sky and palm silhouettes!
Your sunset photos are magnificent, and I, too, like the silhouettes of the palm trees. I do remember the plane. I wonder if anything will ever be done with it?
Wow - those shots are spectacular!
beautiful photos... but some photos not showing...
thanks jeevan
Pictures of sunset are so beautiful!
Wonderful shots Jeevan! I hope the restaurant is ready by the time I visit TN next time :)
-- Srinagar's floating vegetable market
The sunset photos are just beautiful! :)
Did you find out how they managed to get the plane to that location? Maybe they dismantled it, shipped the parts using lorries and reassembled it on-site?
Destination Infinity
DI – Yes, you guessed it exactly! The plane was reassemble there
Gorgeous sunset.
where from do u get all these details?quite interesting.rock.
karthik amma
Lovely captures!
I was also Wondering on the same thing!! Me and me friends commented it is One of the Missing three Aircraft's last year!
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