Ready to shoot on Flickr.
Happy New Year 2012! At scenic Breckenridge, Colorado on Flickr.
Breckenridge is one of North America’s most popular ski resorts during winter months and attracts a lot of outdoor enthusiasts with hiking trails, snowmobiles, dog sledges etc. This was shot on my way to one of the adventure companies for snow mobiling. Elevation here is around 7000ft above sea level.
Las Vegas on Flickr.
The Eiffel Tower at Paris in Las Vegas, Nevada. Taken during the Bellagio water fountain show.
A million candles on Flickr.
Yellow Leaves on Flickr.
Show me some colors on Flickr.
At Kenosha Pass in Colorado… A perfect blue sky!
Maroon Bells on Flickr.
Considered to be one of the most photographed places in Colorado, Maroon Bells is situated around 12 miles from Aspen.
I had planned to capture the sunset, but, unfortunately, the sky was overcast by the time I reached Aspen.
Faces on rocks on Flickr.
This is the entrance to the Lower Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona. The rocks seem to have an uncanny resemblance with human faces.
Chicago on Flickr.
Blue Skies - View Around Trail Ridge Road on Flickr.
This one was shot at the Trail Ridge Road, at Rocky Mountain National Park. We stopped our car, and I walked a while, as I could see some elks (do you see them?) It was a beautiful summer day!
The Delicate Arch on Flickr.
The Delicate Arch appeared all of a sudden at the end of a strenuous trail from the parking lot, at Arches National Park, in Utah. This arch is hidden from view, and the only way to get up-close to it is to hike about a mile and a half, under the harsh sun and a steady incline. No wonder this is one of the most photographed arches in the world. People seemed to flock around the base of the arch, taking pictures.
I had to wait till sunset, to be able to photograph the arch without any people around it :)
Bright Side of the Moon on Flickr.
Its 2 days since the full moon. With the right edge slowly being engulfed in the shadows, I was easily able to capture the details of the craters along the circumference.
The moon, unfortunately, does not look all that beautiful from such close-up / zoom.
The Heart of the Antelope on Flickr.
Looking up, I saw an opening in the ceiling of the upper Antelope Canyon, and the light falls perfectly, illuminating the adjoining walls, giving an illusion of a heart shaped vent carved on the rocks.
