Showing posts with label monsoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monsoon. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

Night Rain


I had to stay later than usual at work/school because we had a parent-teacher evening. It was pouring, and as I like both the rain and the night, I thought I would take a picture. It was a very quiet moment; the temperature was just right. It was perfect.
PT: contrast, saturation.

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Sunday, 14 August 2011

Fire


These days, people started burning papers and stuff on their balcony... I don't know exactly why, I suspect a Buddhist festival but didn't find anything concrete. Last night, at around 2 am, I saw this guy burning stuff in two big piles on a balcony that is otherwise closed by a gate... It looked like some sort of mafia thing, it weirded me out...
PT: colouring, crop, border.

Taken with a Sony Webbie MHS-CM1 HD Camcorder.

Monday, 13 June 2011

Monsoon Fashion


It rained a lot today, so I finally got out my new raincoat that is super light and super transparent.
PT: crop, sharpen, contrast.

Taken with a Sony Webbie MHS-CM1 HD Camcorder.

Friday, 27 May 2011

Wet Wall


Wall getting wet as the rain falls on it... this has been under construction since we arrived 5 months ago. Lots of work has been done already, but it doesn't seem to have an end...

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Friday, 13 May 2011

Jumping for Monsoon


After it's been this hot and humid, when it starts raining, you really feel like jumping. You do. Plus, I love rain.
It was raining when I took this, although it doesn't really show unless you look up close. My head is cut off, but it's probably better that way.

PT: contrast/lighting.

Taken with a Sony Webbie MHS-CM1 HD Camcorder.

Tropical Rain


It rained heavily as I was at the restaurant. The terrace was shaded, but even then, it was raining so hard and it was so windy, I started feeling a few drops on me. The table you see was wet and people were hiding in tuk-tuks.
Ah, monsoon.
The widescreen setting was an accident, but I actually like it.

Taken with a Samsung SL605.
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