Oct 8, 2007

Spider tales

Giant Spider 2

Hi all! I have been busy moving my photos from Flickr to Zooomr. I realise that Flickr is more popular, supported by a big website and extremely convenient to use, but I prefer the philosophical standpoint of Zooomr. Besides, I've heard too many complaints about Flickr censoring images now and then, something I don't like much. Not only is the site free of all bandwidth restrictions, I like Thomas Hawk's blog and what he says. Good enough for me, I say. Needless to say, while the Flickr account will continue, I may not be uploading the latest pics there from now on.

Feb 19, 2007

Monday Photo: Dusk


Dusk, originally uploaded by Caughtilya.

Dusk at Kala Dungar in Kutchh

Feb 12, 2007

Clock


Clock, originally uploaded by Caughtilya.

An old clock's insides from the Bombay Docks.

Fresh pics uploaded at Flickr...

Jan 31, 2007

Monday Photos: Thorns


Thorns, originally uploaded by Caughtilya.

Jan 22, 2007

Monday Photo: MusaBhai


MusaBhai, originally uploaded by Caughtilya.

Jat Musa Ghulam. Perhaps the best Jodia Pawa player in India today. And the only musician of his kind left in Kutchh

Jan 19, 2007

Sign

Jan 16, 2007

Monday Photo: Dona Paula


Dona Paula, originally uploaded by Caughtilya.

We (The Wife and I) were sitting at the top floor of a restaurant at Dona Paula, alone. Rain was in the air and evening was gathering around us. She was contemplating my antics, while I was taking this pic... how romantic...

Jan 8, 2007

Monday Photo: Morning


Morning, originally uploaded by Caughtilya.

We went to Kala Dungar in Kutchh to see a glorious sunrise over the land horizon. At the Rann. Didn't happen. What we got instead was a glorious cloudy sky and a slow sunrise. While waiting, I found the camera (Olympus C750 Ultra Zoom) had a manual white balance...

Jan 5, 2007

Jodhpur


Jodhpur, originally uploaded by Caughtilya.

I just kicked off my Flickr adventure (thanks to inspiration from VictorTango) so here's one of the seven photos I posted to open my innings. The pic, of course, is the standard Jodhpur skyline, as shot from the lovely Mehrangarh Fort.