Ravishing

Rainbows always fascinate me and I know that holds true for most, if not all people. They're just super beautiful and always brighten up your day.

I noticed the clouds looked absolutely stunning today and so I decided to go up to the roof and watch them while the sun set behind me. It was beautiful. I did have my camera and so took a few pictures from time to time.

However, I did not expect to get this picture. These colours didn't last for more than a few seconds but it just added to the beauty and grandeur of the evening sky and remind me of Genesis 9:13 which says "I set My bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a sign of a covenant between Me and the earth."

To The Fading Light

I couldn't get a proper shot of today's amazing and glorious sunset but I was more than satisfied with what I did get on my iPhone.

No one else seemed to notice the sight right in front of them - the beautiful colours that were slowly changing and the clouds that kept moving and shifting shapes and sizes. It was beautiful but not one person cared to look at it twice or just stand and watch beauty unfold before them.

Cold Meat

So this was the first proper dish of the first meal I had in Delhi and it was delicious.

That is probably one of the highlights from the trip - it was delicious and looked really good too.

Morning Glow

It looked like it would be a mundane sunrise when we left while it was still dark but that's probably because I wasn't really thinking about the sunrise. I was thinking about visiting the Taj Mahal for the very first time.

The sunrise was epic! Nothing short of it. We stopped on the way to the rest the car and that's when I got this shot which I'm really happy with.

The red brick road, the blue in the sky and the yellow glow from the sun that's hidden by the clouds just made it a perfect scene. I did want to stay and watch the sunrise for a while but we were in a bit of a rush to get to Agra early and so couldn't stop unless absolutely necessary.

FRI

No - FRI doesn't stand for Friday but refers to the Forest Research Institute in Dehradun, India. It's one of the best place I've been to and so I'm really happy that this panorama I shot of the front of this building turned out to be one of my absolute favourites from this trip.

This is a really old building with some good scientists and doctors working here - they study plants and all things related to them

I was told that there is no concrete in this building - not on iota. It's a massive building and perfectly symmetrical right down to the lawns and the flowers you find there.

Go Germany

With the semi-final in a few hours I though I'd share this image I made while on vacation before the team I'm supporting gets knocked out of competition. Now I'm not saying that they will loose, all I'm saying is that I'd rather post this while they're still in rather then after they're out.

This was shot in Manual Mode - as most (if not all) multiplicity photographs should be.

Go Germany!
May the best team win!

Freedom

Here is another one of my favourites from my recent trip to Dehradun. This was taken at a place called Dhanolti.

There's an Eco Park that is just really beautiful. Although the weather wasn't very good the day we went and there was dense fog it was gorgeous especially because of the fog. The sky cleared for about two minutes when I took this shot.

God's creation just cannot be beaten.

For the record, this is not the shot I was trying to take when I got injured.

Today is the last day of my summer vacation and I have to get back to college tomorrow which I am not looking forward to. That's why this post was titled freedom - the last day of it :D