Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Mylapore Tank Float Festival 2011 - Theppam - Part 2 - Photo essay
Mylapore Tank Float Festival 2011 - Theppam (Kapaleeswar Temple) - Part 2 - Photo essay
Lights of the night - Reflections on the mylapore tank look so beautiful
An ad for a Puncture shop on a tyre - New media
Mylapore analytics - Predictions for every problem
Awe
Colors of the night - seen through the centuries
Nikon D5000
Lens : f/1.8 35mm AF-S
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Lights of the night - Reflections on the mylapore tank look so beautiful
| From 2011_Mylapore_Float_Festival |
An ad for a Puncture shop on a tyre - New media
| From 2011_Mylapore_Float_Festival |
Mylapore analytics - Predictions for every problem
| From 2011_Mylapore_Float_Festival |
Awe
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Colors of the night - seen through the centuries
| From 2011_Mylapore_Float_Festival |
Nikon D5000
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Mylapore Tank Float Festival 2011 - Theppam - Part 1
Mylapore Tank Float Festival 2011 - Theppam (Kapaleeswar Temple) - Part 1
The Mylapore Tank outside Kapali festival hosts the float festival (Theppam or Teppam in Tamil) in January every year.
Its usuually fun to go for this and the Aruvathi Moovar. This time it was on 21 Jan 2011 and we were there at 8 PM to see it in all glory.
I find that over 30 years, somethings have changed - The mamas and mamis come from Cognizant, Infosys, or some BPO versus TVS, Ashok Leyland or Amalgamations. The lights are neon lights versus dull serial lights or oil lamps / petro max lamps
But somethings haven't changed (luckily) - some mamis are still in Nine yards, families still bring the children for this slow moving entertainment, the flloat is still manually tugged and above all there is still a crowd for this.
See my next post for pictures
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Its usuually fun to go for this and the Aruvathi Moovar. This time it was on 21 Jan 2011 and we were there at 8 PM to see it in all glory.
I find that over 30 years, somethings have changed - The mamas and mamis come from Cognizant, Infosys, or some BPO versus TVS, Ashok Leyland or Amalgamations. The lights are neon lights versus dull serial lights or oil lamps / petro max lamps
But somethings haven't changed (luckily) - some mamis are still in Nine yards, families still bring the children for this slow moving entertainment, the flloat is still manually tugged and above all there is still a crowd for this.
See my next post for pictures
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