Sky gazing at Ramgarh and surrounds
I would stare at those paintings made by the famous English landscape painters, copies of which would commonly adorn walls and calendars when we were young and I would wonder if skies could really be like that! Well, in our four days at Ramgarh, we saw our fair share of changing skies. Often times, we were moving in a car and pictures could not be taken and many a times, my photography skills were simply not good enough! One evening while driving back from Nainital at dusk, we saw crazy shades of orange, pink, grey and blue all changing constantly, with different combinations in different parts of the sky- too much to capture! At times like these, I feasted my eyes all I could, for there really is no replacement for seeing nature’s beauty first hand, is there? Nor a more beautiful instrument to capture that beauty than the human eye! In any case, here are some clicks….
Posted on January 8, 2013, in Travel & Experiences and tagged angharh, Himalayas, landscape, nature, photography, sky. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
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Beautiful!
Thanks Noorie!
Awesome, especially when you see them together.
thanks!
Stunningly beautiful photos. 🙂
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