I have been for a few days in Bangalore and I clicked all the lovely flowers, a few coconut trees and a faboulous sunset around the housing complex I am staying. It has been raining on and often and flowers seem to just grow out of their own free will.
Though Bangalore in general has been changing , so much traffic, narrow roads, pollution and washed away roads are the things that we had to negotiate if we went out of the house. I have uploaded a few of my pretty photographs only.
Sympathy White Lily (First Photo) and Yellow Peacock Flowers
Such a Small Rose Bud
Frangipani
Flowers, Tress and a Bit of Sky
Morning Glory
Coconuts (above) and Yellow Hibiscus (below)
A Glorious Sunset
Beautiful pictures, mridula. Especially the sunset one. I am not a particular fan of the Bangalore city, but through your lens you do provide an alternate perspective.
Wow…beautiful.Bangalore is indeed a beautiful city. Pity it is deteriorating.
wonderful picsuma
Wow! Beautiful pictures….
i just read an aricle, maybe in the Wall Street Journal, maybe in the New York Times (I don’t remember which, but those are the only two papers I read regularily, so it probably was one of them) about Bangalore, and it had beautiful pictures too – although yours are better!
colourful!! wow, awesome! g8 work mridula, keep em updatin! where did u find al flowers together? yea de climate haz been relly wonderful these days, ur sunset pic is heavenly!!
it seems de tree is on fire, nice one
you have shot some amazing pictures mridula. I have one of them as my wallpaper now.. Thanks or that.Kamesh
Those are GORGEOUS, Mridula! My favorite was the Frangipani. I like the name, but also, I’ve never seen this flower before. I’ve heard of a frangrance that must come from that flower, but it’s the first time I’m seeing it and I just love it! Thanks for sharing this great pics. That place looks amazing!
Wow–beautiful photographs! I really like the Frangipani, too. And I’m a sucker for a good sunset.Do you live in Bangalore? Or are you just staying there for a while?
Very nice pictures, Mridula. What camera do you use ?
Really lovely pictures, Mridula. We know the frangipani as plumeria and the sympathy lily as a spathophyllum or peace lily (my dad used to own a plant nursery, so I have odd bits of plant knowledge stuck in my head), but by any name they’re beautiful.
These are just amazing–I will try and get some desert flower pics to you for comparision. Hope all is well and Happy Diwali!
OMG!! i want to see the Coconut trees and Yellow Hibiscus in real life!!!!(^o^)// amazing shots indeed!!!
Beautiful pics :)Been to Bangalore a few times.. but don’t quite like the overcrowded city… 🙁
Lovely pictures, indeed! Liked the coconut shot …reminded me of how we used to enjoy drinking the coconut water and then scoop & eat the insides as well. Sweet memories..:-)
is there another side to b’lore thats getting dirty and grim? great snaps
Outstanding photos! I have a hibiscus bush and adore the big colorfull flowers, the flowers from your pics are so very exotic!
Wow! Mridula,fantastic pics here..yeah really outstanding as the fellow blogger said..I’m little bit late here as i’m bloghopping very less these days…Anyway I didn’t miss the pleasant chance of viewing beautiful pics here..thank you..
Emma, Indranagar, Chennai pages, thank you.Teri, you are so kind.Undersky, these flowers were in one big residential compund.Kamesh and Modigili, thank you for your comments.JB, I was staying in Bangalore for just a while.Pooja, I use a Nikon Coolpix 3200! Have to upgrade sometime in the distant future.
Wow! a plant nursery, how nice Lily.Pecos Blue, please do that.Niki, Sumit and Kartik, thank you.Khakra, I find the pollution levels in the city very high now and the roads literally crumbling.Crystal and gangadhar, thank you so much for your lovely comments.