Besant Nagar Elliot’s beach road on a Sunday morning.
It is heartening to see vehicles off the beach road on Sunday mornings. However, it is sad to see the trees on the beach front with hardly any leaves. This is not a seasonal phenomenon but round the year. Maybe these trees can not withstand the sea breeze. If that is the case, other species may be planted. Experts, your views, please.
Spotted near Besant Nagar (Elliot’s) Beach, Chennai.
Could this qualify for a place in the ‘Faces of Chennai’ album?
Happy Independence Day to all
The iconic structure on the marina derives its name from the fact that imported ice used to be stored here.
Swami Vivekananda stayed here on his return from the famous Chicago address.
Post # 200 from The Chennai Walk # 100
Which is roomier? The Nano or the tricycle with its ‘sleeper’ berth?
A scene from the beach road.
For a committed street photographer, the whole world is a studio.
From The Chennai Photowalk #100.
26th June 2016
GPS Co-ordinates: 13°3’35” N 80°16’57” E
Feeding birds is a regular habit for many people, especially Jains and some Hindus. They may do it for good karma or just for the love of it. In some residential areas,the neighbours may not quite welcome the birds. So, some bird lovers are regular at the Marina. In fact, they even control the movement of others so that the birds are not disturbed.
The marina near the Triumph of Labour statue is usually busy, especially on a Sunday morning. In this crowd, this man prefers the solitude of the subway. Wonder, what he is thinking!
This man was selling toys near the Triumph of Labour statue on the Marina. His blank and distant look was noticeable.
The Chennai Photowalk #100: Statues of Marina
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Noticing And Capturing Good Light
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