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The splendor of nature – sunrise views
from Timila
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As the sun is just about to peep out from behind the Himalayan ranges |
Due
to personal pre-occupation this year, we could not visit any destination during
the year end or the beginning of the New Year.
However, not putting up a blog onto my site on the first month of the
New Year, would be a bad omen and accordingly, I am putting forth a photo-blog
of my visit during November, 2018 to my summer pad in village Timila in Tehsil
Ranikhet of Uttarakhand. The Himalayan
ranges are not usually visible all-round the year, due to various atmospheric
conditions prevailing from time to time, coupled with the distance, they are
usually visible on clearer days, but this time around, for the two days that I
visited the place, the clarity was exceptional and I could shoot some pre-dawn
photographs also. Here is a photographic
presentation of the sunrise -
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As the dawn is breaking - the Himalayan ranges are in a slumber |
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As the dawn lit mountains light up |
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The orange glow of the rising Sun lights up the horizon |
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The first rays of morning Sun kisses the snow capped peaks |
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As the top of Chowkhamba peaks light up |
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The orange glow of the rising Sun lights up the morning sky |
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The dawn is about to break the silence of the mountain peaks |
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The dawn the finally broken through lighting up the mighty mountains |
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The birds have started chirping - heralding the breaking of a new day |
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The spectacle of the glorious sunlit Himalayan peaks unfolds in all its glory |
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The Sun finally breaks through the horizon lighting up the sky in its'orange glow |
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Now the early morning sun lights up the Himalayan ranges |
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Is it the reflection of a Trishul? No just a plant - but symbolic of the Himalayas and sunrise |
© S Roy Biswas
Hopefully tomorrow can get information like this again.
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An information that always inspires everyone.
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