In continuation with my first post, here are some more images from Bahe. The bridge across Krishna river, lined with stone and the arches give a nostalgic feel of an old bridge. It is a view which would make you sit down on the walk way and be with yourself. Following images were shot on a summer morning. During summer, you can get to the middle of river, as the water level is low and the rocks are all exposed to walk through to the middle of river.
Morning light on Bahe bridge, D750 AF-S 24-120 F4 VR
Wider view, D750, AF-S 24 – 120 F4 VR
D750, AF-S 24 – 120 F4 VR
Baya Weaver
While wandering around the temples on Ramlinga Island, I came across with a busy weaver bird, building a nest. My patience paid off in getting this striking pose.
Baya Weaver, D750, AF-S 70 – 300 F4.5 – 5.6 VR
August month and it’s arrival of Shravana, a month full of festivals and rituals. Along with the festivals, it is the time to witness the play of rain and sunlight. It is time for remarkable landscapes, all across rural areas.
Bhandardara is one such a place, located about 185 km from Mumbai, within the Sahyadris.
The images below were shot in 2006, on my D80.
Randhaa Falls, on the Pravara river, is a the monsoon attraction, The dive of more than 150 ft depth, makes this waterfall one of the notables in India.
Randhaa Falls, D80, AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Amruteshwar temple
Located near Ratanwadi, the Shiva temple was built around 11th century, in Hemadpanthi style. This ancient temple is intricately carved in stone. The Serene place is surrounded by lush green paddy fields .
Amruteshwar Temple, D80, AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Konkan Kada
Clouds over Konkan Kada, D80, AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Landscape on the backdrop of Sahyadri range
Retaining walls of Paddy fields, D80, AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Photography by Sunil Kulkarni 
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