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RARE ENCOUNTERS

LIGHT SHOWS AT MAEPS

 We have sunrise and sunset every day but only once in a blue moon that we can capture great sunrise/sunset on our camera. We have to be at the right place, at the right time and has a camera and in a position to take the photo.
WE NEED GOOD LUCK TO WATCH THESE EVENTS


WE NEED TO BE OBSERVANT TO INTERESTING HUMAN ACTIVITY
 AND 
NATURAL PHENOMENAL LIKE RIVER BECAME GREEN

COLOURS AND PATTERNS JUST HAPPENS AROUND US
WE NEED THE ABILITY TO SEE THEIR BEAUTY


AT TIMES ONE GETS VERY LUCKY  TO NOTICE SOMETHING SPECIAL TO CAPTURE.
WHEN AND WHERE DO MATTER

THE HUMANS PRESENCE MADE THE BIG DIFFERENCE

SHOOTING PHOTO OF LANDSCAPE THROUGH NEVER IN MY WILDEST DREAM.JUST MY LUCK-I WAS THERE AND SAW THE BEAUTY.

ONE OF MY TOP TEN STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

THE LIGHT MADE THE PLACE MORE BEAUTIFUL


THESE TWO PHOTOS MADE ME FALL IN 
LOVE WITH WETLANDS

PANTAI IRAMA - FULL OF LIFE AND COLOURS

THE SUNSETS THAT IS ONE AND ONLY

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