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Hari, how pretty these all are. The little flower is wonderful (and my favorite color) and the last shot with the reflection is gorgeous.
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Excellent images! You have done a great job with these.
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Thanks for the comments..
Yes it is Kerala. the first shot is taken from train. Somewhere in Palakkad near Shornur. regards hari |
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Lovely set, Hari! Each one is beautiful. I especially love the winding pathway in the first one.
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What a fantastic set . The last one with the reflection is fantastic !
![]() TFS, -John
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wow! i love paddyfields..brings back many memories..love the fact that yours are still green and intact..last time i went home was after harvest season and the fields are brown patches of mud..the composition and reflection of the third one are lovely..
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