20 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Happy Holidays…”

  3. Wonderful capture Sreejith, Hampi is beautiful and is a photographer’s paradise, from monuments to visitors everything is a subject of interest. 🙂

    Season’s greeting and best wishes for a happy, proseperous and successful new year to you a and your family.

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    1. Hampi is simply magical…

      When we were there to explore the potential of a community tourism programme, we could clearly see that Hampi has different dimensions on offer for people of varying tastes, like, history, archaeology, heritage, birding, rock climbing, wildlife etc;

      Your Hampi post was the perfect example and I just loved it for the stunning images and your informative notes as always…

      I am really sorry that I couldn’t share my thoughts on that post yet.

      But, I really take inspiration from your Hampi post and the way you come up with in-detail posts…

      Thank you so much for your visit and wish you and yours a wonderful year ahead 🙂

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  4. This is a title with an interesting capture. Those are some dark clouds overhead. Maybe a sign of something ominous to come, or maybe something refreshing to come. I rather it be sunny than overcast, but I do love a good tropical thunderstorm with thunder and lightning. Take care, Sreejith and best wishes into the New Year 🙂

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    1. Thank you so much, Mabel for your well wishes 🙂

      The place on picture is Hampi, a lost city, the capital city of a great empire in South India, and also a UNESCO world heritage site…

      To be frank, the dark clouds saved the day for me, as I walked almost 10 kms that day 🙂

      There are some amazing structures still standing and a great place to fine tune your photography skills…

      We are organizing a community tourism programme in the villages, in and around Hampi now…

      Thanks again and it has been a great year so far 🙂

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      1. Wow, you sure can walk the miles and do the good, Sreejith. And you write wonderful miles too. Always enjoy your posts and comments. You have an equally great year next year, if not an even better year ahead 🙂

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