It is Navaratri golu time. This young girl is giving some last minute touches to a doll house that a customer has just chosen. At North Mada Street, Mylapore, Chennai.
Finishing Touches
Month: September 2019
Tricolour Anyway
Tricolour.
Red, white and blue – still it conveys the emotion.
Silhouette
A silhouette at the Schmidt Memorial, Elliot’s Beach, Besant Nagar
Pleasure and Vice
Scooter named ‘Pleasure’ chained to a vice.
Form the photowalk Chintadripet
Symbol of Hope or Despair?
The hand operated water pump can be a symbol of hope or despair depending on whether it is still a source of water or abandoned.
From the Chennai Photowalk #138 M.C Road, Washermanpet
Precious Cargo
In water starved Chennai, a pot of water can be precious. This man is carefully carrying 2 pots of water from a water tank in Washermanpet.
From The Chennai Photowalk #136
Sri Kothandaramar Temple
The festival was over. The ‘ther’ decorations were taken down and stored in a mandap. Here, a figure of Perumal looking pitifully at a fallen Yaali.
Kothandaramar Temple, West Mambalam, Chennai.
Bracketed
If it is Sunday, it must be photwalk.
From the photowalk of CIT Nagar and Madley road.
Intense
The intensity on the eyes of the young poojari seems to match that of the Muneeswaran .
A scene from the Burma colony Peelikan Muniswaran Temple
Theertha Paleeswarar
Though situated in Triplicane, the Theerthapaleeswarar temple on Natesan Salai is counted as one of the 7 important Siva temples of Mylapore. The others are: Kapaleeswarar, Karaneeswarar, Velliswarar, Valeeswarar, Virupaksheeswarar and Malleeswarar, all situated in Mylapore.
Siva as Theertha paleeswarar had blessed sage Agastya here. Sea water is used for Abhishekam.
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