Orchids from Bomdila,Arunachal Pradesh
From my mother in law's garden
A closer view - No,I dont know the name
Hibiscus -another closer view
From my humble garden
Montage of dahlias
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12 comments:
lovely, b-p; also the atmosphere of cool shadow
Thanks..I must say that this appreciation goes to my husband.
These are all beautiful images.. amazing few into India .. thank you for your comments .. Im going to go and read the other sites :)
Great shots, lovely flowers, just loved it.
WoWWW...two very beautifully captured shots. The lighting & the colours is awesome...Well shot!
I will be off to another vacation now till mid July!
Tanya - thanks.. India is a very beautiful country. pls do visit more often...
Pijush - thanks ...
Kalyan-i envy you...how can you just take off like this ?
what a beautiful flowers .....nice angle ...lovely
Thanks raghu..the credit goes tomy husband
Beautiful. I'd love to see India, as a photographer it would be a dream come true.
Apprentice - thanks for visiting my blog..I am sure you will be able to ..dreams will come true
I love flowers and both of them are so beautiful.
Thanks Mridula...flowers are really beautiful ..I enjoy their fragrances and some of them are really unique
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