It is not every week that I can come up with something that pleases everyone, so this week don’t expect something that pleases you 🙂 but if it does, hooray!
I went to the Essequibo Coast a few weekends back for a wedding (photos from which I don’t have permission to share as yet), I took photos other than wedding ones, so here is one from the first day there, which happened to be the last day of the 30th Week of 2011.
It seems that from the North-West region to the Corentyne Coast there is a common theme on the shores of our land, Jhandi Flags! You can’t seem to walk the beaches, sea-walls or the coastline in general without seeing them.
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The easiest way to get good photos; go somewhere new 🙂 This looks like an early morning sojourn. Good thing you didn’t have to wait on permission from the wedding officials to have a photo to post 🙂
Hello Michael
This is a very “happy photograph” , absolutely love it. It’s now 10:00am and looking at that cheerful sunshiny , photograph is a great way to enjoy the morning
Love it
Regards
Cecil
Thanks Cecil! you have to grab that camera and go get the shots while you see them 🙂
This is beautiful… it leaves a sense of wonder and some mystery that something happened here. I love this type of art. It lets our imaginations go wild and so many stories can be derived.
Thanks Nicholas, not being Hindu myself, I usually wonder about these things a lot myself 🙂
I like this picture , the way the flags and their shadows are fluttering in the wind…
Thanks JP, it was low tide and the wind was now starting to pick up so the tide would begin coming in after that, the wind whipped the flags quite a bit, so I took a series of shots to choose the best “flutter” 🙂
This is so eyecatching; such a happy image – bright, breezy and cheerful. wonderful capture.
Thanks Cindy, great to hear from you. I’ve got lots of catching up to do on your blog 🙂