...there is no Autumn in Bangalore.but
* there are trees with falling leaves.
* the air smells lovely.
* sunlight warms some beautiful corners in my home.
* the beginning of festivals.
* a stillness in the air.
* anticipations of new things.
* body is dragged out of a cosy bed.
* mind is bursting with ideas.
* learning about Autumn with my daughter.
* loving a season in transition.
* isn't it a season for hibernation?
*UPDATE~Taking a break from the internet, but will be checking my mails so feel free to write in;-)
Enjoy the season everyone. See you later.
24 comments:
i wish i could hibernate.what a beautiful post arch,love the colours.
one thing i enjoy about living in europe is the autumn and the colours.what you said is so true you learn alot about the seasons with the children. :)
Love the poetic feel of your post. Autumn is one of my favorite season. It still feels like summer over here, but fall is just around the corner.
those leaves are always so beautiful. individual paintings.
lovely. thanks!
aha... very nice...
Lovely post! I'm tempted to come over to Bangalore!
And I love your header! :)
Hi,
This meera.I also live in bangalore and ur blog is an inspiration...I am a textile designer teach at an art and design school...
Love your pictures..Very disturbed by Hindustan Times using the pictures without permission..i think plagiarism is never understood...
Looking forward for many more posts from u..please visit my blog
patterned and textured
Have a wonderful sunday
Meera
beautiful post archana...autumn is my favourite season...love the fiery rusts and oranges of the leaves...and the whole feel of the season
Your pictures are beautiful!I have been your secret admirer for a while!
Sorry to hear abt what the Hindustan Times did to you. I hope you're taking action.
Also, I hope you won't quit giving us visual orgasms.
Fellow Chai Addict
Beautiful post. I missed autumn terribly when I lived in places where there weren't falling leaved in brilliant oranges and reds... but my husband missed the smells and colors of the desert when he moved somewhere with a vibrant autumn. How interesting our perceptions of home.
fall is an awesome season aint it? last fall i had a very amazing incident. while i was walking home ( mumbai) a bunch of gulmohur flowers fell on me. still its d most beautiful moment
I started to observe the changing seasons during my stay in Pune. I was surprised to learn that all these years i had never taken a closer look at these subtle changes. Your post made me nostalgic.
Lovely pic to accompany an equally lovely post.
Beautiful blog!
The bengalooru setting makes it very familiar to me.
Archana,
My name is Tara* and I'm the editor of BBC Good Homes. If you see this, will you please e-mail me at tarakaushal@gmail.com? Would really like to work with you.
Thanks.
hey
nice post... a word of advice... have your watermark over the busiest part of your photograph.. makes it harder to erase even if someone does want to use is illegally! trust me!
So beautiful, it touches me.
you've been awarded for your lovely pictures at
http://thebratthebeanandbedlam.wordpress.com
Ho! hibernation!! dont know that .. was wondering flickr stream has dried up :) ....
Enjoy !
cheers,kannan
Miss your pictures on Flickr :( - KameraKrazy.
Hi Archana,
I can now realise why the postings stopped on flickr, guess I was a fool not to have checked out your blog before...
truly amazed, what a beautiful blog u have maintained, definitely defines your "Colors of Life"
Hoping to see your pics soon, and I hope you things are fine at your end.
Hi archana!!have been regular reader of your blogs..they have been awesome to go through..sheer delight...its a pity that your pix are lifted so brazenly...readers will miss it bigtime if you stop posting.
Inspiring pic...so warm and calm..lke the world is at peace...
hope everything is well with you:)
Fall brings with it a sense of farewell to carefree, lazy, hazy summer days - but not far behind are apples to be plucked from orchards, pumpkins to be picked from patches, goblins and witches to be dressed for Halloween, and my favourite the loot bag season for ladies aka Navratri
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