Pride of Kullu -2015

The spell bound performance of 9892 men and women for spreading a message - "Beti Hai Anmol" .
Creating a Guinness World Record. Feel the energy of the participants. 
https://youtu.be/F3cYkh_66B8

Hello

Pixeldhaba

 Launched a new venture - Pixeldhaba

We provide photography services mainly :

Child Photography

Family Photoshoot

Landscape photography

Portrait Portfolio Shoot

Wedding Photography

Pre-wedding and Post wedding Shoot

Architectural Shoot

Product Shoot

 

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Living the tradition

 

An old tribal lady from Lahaul & Spiti, wearing traditional clothes and jewellery. She's among very few ladies who love their tradition and customs.

 

Dance with the Himalayas...

Pictured above is the pahari dance - Kullvi Naati. A dance form of Kullu. Girls and boys are wearing the traditional dresses.On special occasions,functions such dance is performed by all. One doesn't need to be trained in the dance form. You just follow the rhythm and your feet starts moving it-selves

Kullu Dussehra 2010

Kullu Dussehra 2010

Kullu Dussehra started on 17 October 2010. Deities gathered together to celebrate the festival.

Lightning shot

 

This is my first lightening shot. 

It was a stormy night and I was lucky enough to capture this from my home terrace.

Village Life

A building across the road on the way to Manali (Himachal Pradesh, INDIA). Hay is stored for winters to feed the cattle. It is a common scene here at Himachal, mostly each household in villages have domesticated animals mainly cows. Agriculture and animal husbandry are the main source of living here.

In this picture, the building shown is used as a residence, warehouse for vegetables, grains etc grown and also has a huge stock of hay for the cattle which reside in the ground floor.

Valley of Gods

Himachal Pradesh is known as "DEVBHOOMI" - Valley of Gods. The above picture was shot in Mandi district while my journey to Rewalsar.

Rewalsar

Rewalsar is a town in Mandi District (Himachal Pradesh). Rewalsar is sacred to adherents of three major dharmic religions- Hinduism, Buddhism & Sikhism. This place is famous for the lake and the floating island in it. The lake around which the town of Rawalsar is established has a maximum depth of 6.5 metres.