Exams..exams.exams..This is the time of Exams. We can call it as exam season. I'm damn sure each and every student will touch his book in order to pass the exams. so i choose "Book" as my Photography theme. I don't want to include portraits here. I just spent a half day with books and captured all these snaps. I just wanted to show something interesting about books. So i did my job. I enjoyed it very much. Its your turn to comment.
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
A look at the book...
Exams..exams.exams..This is the time of Exams. We can call it as exam season. I'm damn sure each and every student will touch his book in order to pass the exams. so i choose "Book" as my Photography theme. I don't want to include portraits here. I just spent a half day with books and captured all these snaps. I just wanted to show something interesting about books. So i did my job. I enjoyed it very much. Its your turn to comment.
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Its Mango season…
The season of Mango has started. There was a time when starting of Mango season brought about festive atmosphere in villages. During those days, there were lots of Mango trees and variety of Mango fruits was available within one’s locality. But the onset of urbanization in rural areas destroyed most of the Mango trees there. Villagers started to buy mangoes at markets, a strange thing which they had never heard of before.
The sight of children climbing Mango trees or pelting stones at the fruits, on their way to school, was a common sight earlier. During those days, the Mango tree plantation owners made arrangements to guard their properties from these innocent thieves. But today, things have changed a lot. Leave alone the Mango plantations; the sight of even a single tree is rare nowadays. The modern generation knows Mango as a commodity bought at markets.
The sight of children climbing Mango trees or pelting stones at the fruits, on their way to school, was a common sight earlier. During those days, the Mango tree plantation owners made arrangements to guard their properties from these innocent thieves. But today, things have changed a lot. Leave alone the Mango plantations; the sight of even a single tree is rare nowadays. The modern generation knows Mango as a commodity bought at markets.
Recently I did an assignment on Mango season. I took it very interestingly and captured these photos. While riding my bike I saw three students trying to pluck off Mangoes from a tree beside the road. I stopped my bike and started to click photos. After few clicks, they came to know about it and ran away. That made me to remember my childhood days.
Saturday, 17 March 2012
Last minutes of Athree
Today is the last day of Athree Book centre in Mangalore. It
has served as one of the best book centers for more than three and a half
decades. Of course it is a bad news for Mangalorean book lovers. I was thinking
from many days about getting some portraits of Ashok Vardhana in his Athree Book centre. After a very long
time, I got this opportunity. I know in future I cannot get this chance. Ashok
Vardhana has purchased a forest land near Bisile Ghat, and he is retiring from
his book business to look after it. Let’s wish him all the best.
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