“It's the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting.”
As soon as I read the line “The quickest way between two points might be a straight line, but it’s rarely the most interesting one” by “Ben Huberman” in the weekly photo challenge post, the first image that came to my mind was the huge temple pond of a famous temple of north kerala, Peralassery.
I had loads of fun taking these steps in zigzag manner. This is the typical temple pond steps pattern followed in these part of the world.
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Perfect! Great photo of the temple pond and its steps!
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Thank you so much,Amy, for stopping by and for your comments 🙂
As it was summer, I could really move around up and down through these zigzag steps 🙂
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What an incredible place (and an incredible photo…capturing the ambiance). The quotation is perfect, “The quickest way between two points might be a straight line, but it’s rarely the most interesting one” and couldn’t agree more.
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This is truly a very interesting place for photography and I missed out a wide angle lens.
I managed with whatever I had and it turned out to be okey.
Thanks a lot for your time, Dalo 🙂
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What an awesome capture! It’s perfect for the challenge. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Jackie 🙂
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Great image for the challenge.
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I am so happy to see, you liked this one 🙂
Thank you so much 🙂
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Sreejith, you blow me away with this photo! I feel the incredible power from this place, just from this photo. OH! To actually experience this in person. Thank you from the bottom of my Heart for showing this to us. Love, Amy
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It’s so kind of you, Amy 🙂
There are many a temple ponds around my area, but this one is huge. Even I haven’t see anything like this before.
Zigzag is the exact word to describe the way I had navigated through those steps 🙂
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The power and the majesty and the energy of this Temple is amazing. Consider yourself very fortunate to be able to experience this place in the person!!! Love, Amy
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Truly amazing, never seen anything like this before…
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Thank you so much, Kat 🙂
Welcome to Kerala, God’s own country 🙂
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Excellent choice Sreejith. There are so many ways to go up and non goes into the garden of Eden on the top. Or did I miss one?
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You are absolutely right, Erwin.
Everybody was taking the straight steps to go down and wash their feet clean before entering the temple.
I was moving through all these interesting steps in three dimensions… and had a great time photographing.
Thanks a lot for the visit and have a beautiful day ahead 🙂
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What a stunning pond and you’ve captured it so well Sreejith! Thanks for sharing this! 😀
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Thank you so much for stopping by, Sonel 🙂
I am so glad that you liked this image 🙂
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What a wonderful place and a stunning picture.
I love it.
Have a nice week end
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Thank you so much, Sophie 🙂
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a great image for the zig zag challenge
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Thank you so much for your comment, Daniel 🙂
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At the first glance, it looked to me as if you clicked this photo especially for this theme of zigzag. What a lovely choice and beautiful photo, as usual. They form such an intriguing pattern. 🙂
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Frankly speaking, I kept this image ready for one previous challenge but didn’t post it, it really came to use here 🙂
Thank you so much for your kind words, Suyash 🙂
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Alls well that ends well 🙂
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Hello Sreejith,
What a stunning photo. Maybe someday, I will have a chance to visit your beautiful country… Thank you for sharing!! 🙂
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You are always welcome, Takami 🙂
There is quite a lot to be explored and felt in this incredible country 🙂
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This a great picture!
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Thank you so much, Elizabeth 🙂
Have a beautiful day ahead 🙂
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fascinating architectural structure!
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Yes indeed, even though this place is so close to my home, I could visit only recently 🙂
Thank you so much for your visit and comment 🙂
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Great shots ! Perfect for the theme !
Ciao
Max
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Hello Max,
Thank you so much for your visit and kind words 🙂
I just browsed through your posts and it was really a very nice experience, incredible images…
Have a great time 🙂
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Thank you very much to you ! 😀
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Wow, this is great Sreejith! Which temple in Peralassery is this (not that I have been to your beautiful country, but it’s on my bucket list!)?
Fantastic shot!
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Great to see that you liked this image, Michael 🙂
This temple complex is in North Kerala and very close to my home, but I managed to visit there only recently 🙂
There are many temple ponds larger than this one in area, but depth wise, I haven’t seen anything like this…
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Wow! I can’t believe this is a real place here on earth. Seems like something out of a movie. Lovely photo!
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Thank you so much, Jack 🙂
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Lovely entry! 🙂
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Thank you so much 🙂
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Typical? Really? I have to agree with Jack’s comment that it is hard to visualize this as a real place. Then to hear these steps and pools are common. Ok, adding it to the “must visit” list…
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Thank you so much Crystal 🙂
You can certainly add it to you must visit list:)
Kerala is truly a very interesting place which got featured in the National Geographic must see places on earth.
Have a beautiful day 🙂
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Gorgeous location!
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Thank you so much, Connie 🙂
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Very nice take on the theme. Wonderful-looking pool. 🙂
You’re welcome to come visit my late take on zigzag: http://wp.me/p255bn-ei
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Great to see you liked this image, Cris 🙂
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Shall be in Kerala in March……this is now on my list to visit….great shot Sreejith.
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Thank you so much, John 🙂
Looks like you just missed this place by a whisker last time.
This place is so close to where you stayed in Kannur 🙂
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I guess I’ve missed many of your posts this summer – it is a busy time for a gardener!
Love this image – you mentioned this style of architecture is common in this area. Is it mainly for effect or is there a more spiritual reason? Like a meditative practice perhaps?
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Thanks a lot Eliza for taking your time to view this image and comment 🙂
I am not quite sure about the spiritual part of this architecture, but believes that there should be some connection.
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