Showing posts with label RGB Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RGB Monday. Show all posts
Monday, February 17, 2020
Monday, February 03, 2020
RGB Monday
Monday, December 30, 2019
RGB Monday
Festive season sieve
troubles, to make happiness
slid through tiny holes.
troubles, to make happiness
slid through tiny holes.
P.s. Hope you find the red, green and blue ornaments hung from a live christmas tree grown in the courtyard of my uncle's woodhouse at Thandikudi, near Kodaikanal. I capture the image from my last vacation in July and the ornaments weren't removed from the tree after festive season was over, but I loved seeing them pretty hung through the evergreen tree. Wishing you all Very Happy, Peaceful and Prosperous Pretty New Year, 2020!
Monday, October 21, 2019
RGB Monday
A colourful depiction of traditional
south Indian wedding ceremony!
No, this is not from my grandmother’s Golu arrangement but this could take an easy place at any similar
arrangement of dolls. This miniature of a marriage ceremony was found at a café’s
showcase while stopped for a coffee break during a leisure ride on Kodaikanalghat road. The café bearing the board of popular Kumbakonam degree coffee is located half the way on Kodai road and the café displayed some more craftworks,
which I’m unsure it’s for sales, and too sells some hygienic snacks.
Labels:
Adyar,
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craftwork,
India,
kodaikanal,
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RGB Monday,
season,
Tamil Nadu,
tradition,
Travel
Monday, September 23, 2019
Monday, August 26, 2019
Monday, July 01, 2019
Monday, June 24, 2019
Monday, June 03, 2019
RGB Monday
A colorful shot from the streets of Mamallapuram
Mamallapuram is a sculptural town as well a coastal town and popular tourist place near Chennai and its sculptures and monuments are dated back to 7th century, where the rocks carved by the Pallava dynasty. I find this snap I took from the slow moving car looking like two different shots weld together– where on the right-side of
the image is seen a bakery, hang out with colourful junk food packets (resembling RGB colors) and the left side
is a shop sells seashell ornaments. And
this girl came into the scene, adds a sweet gesture with an amusing expression going with a wind wheel in hand.
Monday, May 27, 2019
RGB Monday
Colorful Kotagiri market street!
Kotagiri is a beautiful hill station in the Nilgiris surrounded by tea, coffee and vegetable farming and this is a market place in core area of the town. The market looks like an important place for the farmers and traders to sell their goods and people surrounding in/out the hill town is rely on the market.
Labels:
colorful,
Life,
nilgiris,
Public,
RGB Monday,
Tamil Nadu,
Travel,
western ghats
Monday, April 22, 2019
RGB Monday
Colorful hill residence
I enjoyed zooming on the houses on Elk Hill in Ooty when I stayed
opposite to the hill during my travel. As you have seen the wide views on the
hill and houses in a previous post here, this is a part of the scene and close
looks at some houses more in shades of red, green, blue.
Labels:
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Hill station,
nilgiris,
Pleasant,
RGB Monday,
Tamil Nadu,
western ghats
Monday, April 15, 2019
RGB Monday
Colorful reflection
My window reflection on the light decoration of lord Murugar from last
month’s temple festival at the backstreet. And for more colors go here for the
entire post on the colorful festival.
Labels:
Adyar,
colorful,
home,
iphone,
neighborhood,
RGB Monday,
temple
Monday, March 11, 2019
Monday, February 04, 2019
RGB Monday
My aunt's sparrow kolam for the New Year
Kolam is a custom followed by the households in south India
and it’s a daily activity for many, including ours. Kolam always been my favourite thing and I
enjoy watching different patterns and for me, Kolam is apart any belief and its
way of exhibiting art and beauty.
Labels:
Adyar,
Art,
colorful,
favorite,
Festival,
home,
RGB Monday,
Tamil Nadu,
tradition
Monday, December 24, 2018
RGB Monday
Labels:
Adyar,
Chennai,
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favorite,
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photography,
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RGB Monday
Monday, December 10, 2018
RGB Monday
Colorful Murals
Two
Sunday’s back, on a drive into the city I come across this colourful paintings
or mural on the wall opposite to Nageshwara Rao Park in Mylapore. The painting look
like was drawn in attracting kids with natural elements as sun, flowers and
critters and further it has some festive scenes or market clips.
Linking this post with Monday Mural
Linking this post with Monday Mural
Monday, December 03, 2018
RGB Monday
Has unfold some colors
(click pic for enlarge) |
A roadside vendor selling small house and kitchen items, opposite to Madras High Court in Chennai. Last Sunday (Nov 25) I took a drive through the heart of the city, after long time, and took many photos sitting from the car and had a coffee at Hot Chips opp. to the court where i took this shot while waiting for my cousin to get me a coffee. Being Sunday, the busy road was far empty with many shops closed and we easily parked beside the road.
Labels:
Chennai,
colorful,
Fun,
neighborhood,
Picture,
RGB Monday,
Travel
Monday, November 26, 2018
RGB Monday
Our colorful Karthigai Deepam
Or an arrangement of Diyas! Karthikai
Deepam is a South Indian festival observed by the Hindus on the full moon day
of the Tamil calendar Karthikai, which happens between November and December. It is an
occasion where rows of oil lamps are lit in every home and temple. Karthigai
Deepam is essentially a festival of lamps and lighted lamps are considered auspicious symbols; believed to drive off evil forces and let in
prosperity and joy.
Diyas light up the balcony and door front |
Most of the oil lamps (Diyas) used here (at houses and temples) are made of clay, and except for adding or replacing a few, most of the lamps are reused from previous years after cleaning. Mom soaked the oil-stained Diyas in water two days before the festival, then dried them before the oil-lit Diyas illuminated the night against the much brighter full moon. Karthigai Deepam is a renowned festival for the Thiruvannamalai Deepam (a massive lamp lit up at the peak of Annamalai Hill, about 2669 feet high) dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Just a day ahead of the festival, I
got the idea of coloring some of the Diyas. I got posture colors, and started to
paint immediately, and continued into the festival day including coloring quite red, green, and blue Diyas. I did some simple designs on the side of
Diyas, and Diyas being small in size comes in handy for me to paint with my
limited arm access. It’s been a long time since I touched a brush since I find it difficult to draw things holding a pencil or brush, but I always want to do
something and the Diyas ignites the thought and I plan to do some more esp. to
try to create some Christmas decors using Popsicle sticks and paint
colorfully.
My colored Diyas making center of attraction hehe.. (all pics clicked with iPhone) |
Labels:
Art,
colorful,
Festival,
Fun,
health,
home,
inspiration,
iphone,
RGB Monday,
Tamil Nadu
Monday, November 12, 2018
RGB Monday
Festival lights
Shot from the night before Deepavali! I usually go out to see what happens around during Diwali esp. the evening or night before the festival of lights and mostly to the beaches in neighbourhood where people gather more to just catch up with the mood of Deepavali, and this time I went to Palavakkam beach and watched some fireworks lighting up the sky despite the time restrictions it was wonderful to check out. The photos carry some colourful light decorations from the shops on ECR that I shot when moving around in car.
Monday, October 22, 2018
RGB Monday
Colorful Yedappalli
Yedappalli
is a beautiful town village, located between Coonoor and Kotagiri in the
Nilgiris, and what I really like there was the different types of houses and
architectures which gave me lot opportunity to take photos, but unfortunately I
couldn’t use my camera and shot only with mobile. We stop at this village for a
cup of tea, couple of time, during our travel through Nilgiris; and I simply
loved this place and the colors used on the houses with very simple and neatly
build for their capability. I believe you get to see more colors than RGB, in
the picture above. I really need to say I had a good tea there and just for
that we made another stop at the village during our return journey, in April 2017.
Labels:
architecture,
colorful,
favorite,
nilgiris,
photography,
RGB Monday,
Tamil Nadu,
Travel
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