It's been very windy and very rainy here for the past two days. And the weather is deliciously damp and wonderful....adrak-elaichi waali chai, anyone? :D


Cloud break. (The black speck is a leaf carried on the wind.)




The sky always mesmerizes me.
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(That white thing is my dupatta being whipped along the wind. And that's my hand trying to pull it away from the front of the lens but guess I didn't do that in time.)


(I clipped this camera cover to the clothesline with my clutcher. Weird inspiration: "Caught by a Butterfly" :D)
So I was trying to catch one of those fickle lightening flashes on the cam and after several missed chances and a lot of oops-there-goes-a-brilliant-photo-op-right-before-my-eyes types moments, I decided there was no point trying to do so. In one last desperate attempt, I said to the heavens : "Look, this is the last time I'm trying for today. There must be a lightening flash just as I press the capture button. And this is a warning."
I pressed the button, and voila! there was lightening. A brilliant hot copper-purple flash that spectacularly split apart the darkness and streaked across the dark ashen sky in a dazzling electric arc. A picture-perfect bolt.
The glitch? It flashed in the direction exactly opposite to where my camera was pointed for supposedly taking a pic of it. :(
Guess the next time I issue warnings to the heavens, it should be with all the necessary conditions attached. :|
I managed to capture just a scintillation.
I pressed the button, and voila! there was lightening. A brilliant hot copper-purple flash that spectacularly split apart the darkness and streaked across the dark ashen sky in a dazzling electric arc. A picture-perfect bolt.
The glitch? It flashed in the direction exactly opposite to where my camera was pointed for supposedly taking a pic of it. :(
Guess the next time I issue warnings to the heavens, it should be with all the necessary conditions attached. :|
I managed to capture just a scintillation.

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