“It's the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting.”
No introduction needed for Lalbagh in Bangalore.
It’s the lung space of a city of around 10 million people,
a botanical garden of 240 acres at the heart of Bangalore, the IT capital of India.
As there are enough information in the web, there is hardly anything to add from my side.
Let me share a few snaps taken on a beautiful evening at Lalbagh here…
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Lovely pic ! Like the color combination of pink and green.
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You pictures make me want to visit Bangalore.
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A beautiful collection of pictures!
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Thanks a lot. It’s a great place for taking some time off inside city 🙂
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Great colours!
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Thanks a lot for stopping by 🙂
Have a nice day.
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These snaps have a life in them… they just speak for themselves
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🙂 Some old shots… taken with my Sony DSC W5
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These are wonderful captures! What a beautiful place. 😀
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Like the diversity of shots, the tranquility of the water scenes, the richness of colour in the setting sun, the amazing architecture with it’s filigree embellishments. An interesting selection, Sreejith.
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Thanks a lot for stopping by Liz, and for your nice comments 🙂
When people like you, takes their time and comments on my work, that really motivates a lot, I really mean it 🙂
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Lovely collection. I especially like the 2nd, the 5th and the last one.
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Thank you 🙂 5th one is my fav too.
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And I wish you for your dreams to come true in 2014. I could watch these beautiful photos for hours 🙂
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Comments like these really motivates me to learn and work towards becoming a photographer.
Thanks a ton Paula 🙂
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🙂 You are most welcome Sreejith, always 🙂
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the fifth picture is my favorite with those beautiful colors 🙂
Wishing you a fabulous 2014 🙂
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Mine too 🙂 Thanks a lot for your time.
Hope to see more splendid portraits from you in 2014.
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Great series of photos Sreejith! The first one, magnificent especially with the bamboo backdrop. And then the colors of the 5th shot I also find mesmerizing… Great stuff. Wish you a beautiful and prosperous 2014.
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Lovely photos Sreejith – I espeically was drawn to the green bench. All the best to you in 2014!
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Thanks a lot Tina.
It’s a great place right in the middle of the city for photography, there is a lake, a hillock, a rose garden, a glass palace and a wide variety of trees and plants in this botanical garden.
Have a nice day.
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The flower against the green bamboo is excellent
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Thanks a lot Scott 🙂
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The first photo is particularly noteworthy. Great use of color and shape to define the image.
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The combination looked so attractive at the first glance itself 🙂
Thanks for your encouraging comments.
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Beautiful work, Sreejith. Right light and perceptive vision…just beautiful. Thank you for sharing these.
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Thanks a lot for stopping by Rachna and Great to see your comments.
Have a nice day.
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Very beatiful indeed …
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Thanks a lot for the nice comment, it’s one place I really love to visit any number of times.
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What a nice place to be – beautiful! And very nice shots.
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Thanks a lot Charlotte 🙂
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such beautiful colors.. 🙂
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Thank you, Livonne 🙂
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Your photos of Bangalore are beautiful. I enjoyed my time in the city.
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This is Bangalore like I’ve never seen before. Nice shots, Sreejith!
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Thanks a lot, Bama.
This city was a pensioners paradise a decade back, and still known as garden city. Now a days it’s exploding with population and concrete jungles.
I am going to miss this city anyway, as I am moving back to my native Kerala. From “garden city” to “God’s own country” 🙂
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