An attempt to synchronize!

Ramsey Clark:
A right is not what someone gives you; it's what no one can take from you.

My 25 years in the world's most democratic country still make me feel - what is 'freedom'? It happened in a part of world, where war is no crime, where heights take a different dimension, where obesity is the standard, where sports is a healthy act, where living is the sole purpose. Where I understand living, there is freedom, there is peace, there is discipline, there is forgiveness, there is apology than hatred, there is cry but no care, there is laugh but no people.

But, still I miss the raw, the flesh, the genuinity, the prosperity, the togetherness, the rich, the poor, the race, the drama, the adventure, the family, the friends, the love, the hatred, the competition, the loss, the win, the four seasons of sixty four emotions, my life.

What is living without life? It makes no sense and never will, until I bridge my living and my life, the goal and the achievement, the path and the succession, the eternity and the death.

A tribute to Alan Kay

The best way to predict future is....

....to invent it!

Truly is inpirational to read on Alan Kay

Archer's commandment to me!

"When you have only moments to live,
you notice every detail!"

"I am content to live it all again,
and yet again,"

"All things fall,
and are built again"

"Always we'd have the new friends
meet the old"

The above quotes were taken from Jeffrey Archer's novel "The Eleventh Commandment"!

My first tamil post!

It is definetely a great unique feeling when the recitation in thy natural instinct language!

Blissful day!

Those wee stressfull hours,
Those long workoholic days,
That humdrum thought process,
That inspiring concentration,
That celestial culmination!

That cab trip back home,
That moonlit dew shine,
That traffic-clear detour road,
That city behind barricade gaps,
That pleasing violin-flute music,

That final honey dew smooth,
That peaceful sleep,
Those sweet dreams,
All fade over the journey!
The journey of life,
Blissful life!

Every dusk has a dawn!

This is my second decent attempt to blogging. Let this dawn bring more joy and fun! Dusk shot with Canon Powershot!

It was just a casual visit to my friends apartment. I was quite eager to meet one of them. This friend had been in Canada for the past 6 months and thus I ended up chatting. During the chat, I learnt that this friend had spent the weekends mostly into travel and exploited the newly-bought Canon Powershot camera during these times. Post chat, I took the camera and started off my journey for the weekend not withstanding my curiosity. Ah! poor guy me, inspite of my friend warning of the low battery, I anticipated the camera would last atleast for that day and this friend had requested me not to use any other batteries. Too much!

With more travel scheduled for that day, I had to figure out a way to use the batteries efficiently. With much analysis and dodgings, the camera finally lived up to 40 pics.

The best of the lot was this dusk. This pic was quite difficult for me to shoot. Firstly with 48x zoomed for this pic, I found that my speed in adjusting the camera angle and mode was slower than the sunset. Secondly, there were a lot of buildings obstructing my sunset view. This pic was shot on a narrow angle allowable from my terrace towards the west. Turned out great indeed!