Back in India. Borrowed SLR.
as any decent person, i had to see the palace
but the most golden time had nothing to do with the palace
"...I must grab handfuls of her hair, and, I tell you, there are apples, walnuts, ships sailing, ships docking..." Li Young Lee
thinking Holi
so much for so little
shades of blues and dirty purples
tanking
this sinking feeling
for once, these are images taken with an actual camera. click to see larger versions. thankgod for friends with SLRs and their generosity 
We were observing a solar eclipse several weeks ago; surely i slacked to put up proof
this particular variety of chaat is also known as "almond danish" in our cafeteria
and they say there is no Playboy India!
i pretty much blank here
bberry also got a nice spot to watch
What can I say? This was an insane experience. If you want to see this live, visit Hanuman’s Temple in Hampi. Enjoy the climb.
Poussin would be jealous
The ocean is rough, it rains every day, but the people are few. The annoying hippies-wanna-be, Israeli just-got-out-of-the-army dudes and screaming Eastern Europeans prefer to come only during high season, which makes Goa during monsoons an amazing vacation get away.
The gray sky and empty beaches bring about calmness. Busy worry gives way to introspection and soul searching. You sit in one of the few beach shacks with a warm belly of a Goa dog on your feet, and wonder, “Why, why, why?” All of the whys buzz around, and you spend the day watching the waves, thinking.
