Watchman at Tea museum, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

Watchman at Tea museum : A shot from Munnar town.

Mango Seller, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

Mango seller : Took this shot from Rajamala in-front of Iravikulam National park entrance. She was selling Mangoes and Boiled Corns to her customers. I bought 3 mangoes had it from there itself. Talked to her for some time and asked for a shot. She was happy, she just smiled and offered me another corn. I bought it and took her shots while she was selling corn to some other person.

Portrait of a woman, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

Portrait of a woman : Took this shot from Rajamala in-front of Iravikulam National park entrance. She was selling Mangoes and Boiled Corns to her customers. I bought 3 mangoes had it from there itself. Talked to her for some time and asked for a shot. She was happy, she just smiled and offered me another corn. I bought it and took her shots while she was selling corn to some other person.

The Oldman, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

The Oldman : I saw him at Kerala-Tamilnadu border (Amaravathy). He was walking slowly and crossing the check post when I took the photo. I gave him 10 rupees and asked for a shot. He was so happy and posed for me.

The corn seller, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

The corn seller : A view from Iravikulam.

The Tractor, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

Tractor : A view from Munnar town

Old man, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

Old man : A view from view point ( on the way to munnar). He was so tired.

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Took this shot during “Ticky Dayz @ Chinnar” organized by Discover Planet

If nothing ever changed, there’d be no butterflies., originally uploaded by AgniMax.

If nothing ever changed, there’d be no butterflies.

This is a shot from Hill-palace museum, Tripponithura.

Equipments : Canon EOS 400 D + Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0 L USM

Devotee : color, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

Devotee : a view from Manali.

കെട്ടുവള്ളം : Houseboat, originally uploaded by AgniMax.

കെട്ടുവള്ളം (Houseboat) in Alapuzha.

The Houseboats or Kettuvalloms of Alapuzha are giant country crafts, measuring up to 60-90 foot in length and around 12 -14 feet in the middle. Earlier it was used for transporting men and materials. Now-a-days it is extensively used for tourism.

Read more : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kettuvallam