This is an old shot that I took, using B&W film. You may call it another one of my “Blast From The Past Series”.
I had gone to a small place called Kas, and there was a lot of fog and mist in the area. The lake used to provide our town with drinking water. It is – was – a pristine bit of land, completely off the tourist map. Maybe, I should go back there one day
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A great shot! I think you should return there – see how it has changed if it has. Peace . . .
Yeah, I would love to do that. I like these places where tourists don’t visit
Thanks… Some day.. yes
Hey Rajiv .. it is a great shot. You should go back 🙂
Maybe, maybe!
Always go back! It might be gone! 😄 I like it a lot!
You are right. It may just be gone.
HEHE I thought that was funny! I revisit a lot of old stomping grounds that are long gone but the memories aren’t and you have a lovely one right here!
Yeah, I do.. But it is over 1,000 km away..
Well that’s true too! Did you get your designs?
serene! this is lovely!
Thank you 🙂
Hey, thank you very much:)
Ooh, very nice! And like how it’s off the tourist map 🙂
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Thanks. I am steadily starting to move away from the tourist map.. Slowly…
Thanks a lot, Takami!
Brilliant – elegant!
Thank you:)
Thank you
Excellent composition, Rajiv
The tree draws me in, Rajiv. Strong. Love it.
Thank you very much:)
I love the contrasts.
Thanks very much..