77 Water Street,Excellent View From My Office

camera:Canon Powershot A60
focal length:16.2mm
aperture:f/4.8
exposure time:0.001s(1/800)
taken on Feb 7th 2008 from the office window during lunch 2:11:39 pm



2:11:53pm

2:11:59pm

2:12:25 pm another helicopter on the helipad,This picture with a Tungsten filter and 2x zoomed out.

A Tribute To Wall Street

Camera:Canon Powershot A60
Aperture:f/2.8
Flash:Not Used
Focal Length:5.4mm

Snap took on Feb 5th at 9:30 pm while returning from work at Wall Street Subway(1,2,3 line)

One Of my Favorite snaps of the NY SUBWAY...

If Every Country is Developed what would be Next?

A sudden cloud of fear struck me with the thought if the whole world gets developed is it going to be monotonous...will things look the same spanning all nations. Though the thought is wonderful to dream.... my gut feeling says even before we can reach such a point we would definitely figure out a creative way to destroy some part of the world may be for a existing reason or a new reason out of the box.

I am now more contended and comfortable with the exemplary execution which can happen out of human stupidity.The impact is timeless,unimaginable.In some cases with cutting edge technologies and knowledge it can intensify the process. we shall surprise ourselves.

The Great Beer Famine

This is the real concern I am bogged down these days with the global warming in the rampage there is shortage of water in New Zealand,Australia as a result its effecting barley production which is a significant raw material for Beer Breweries. The situation is dampening in entire American region as well.

I foresee a huge Beer Famine in the making.This seems to be more serious than the huge recession clouds passing by me while I work in Wall Street.I appeal to all my beering fraternity to try ponder on while they have their next mug of beer.Its tough to imagine our future generations deprived of this privilege.

Three Cheers to beer at least we have found a reason to sacrifice some time to think about so called mother nature/earth.


Its APRIL 23rd Earth Day.....PLEASE LETS BE DETERMINED NOT TO THINK ABOUT IT UNTIL THERE IS NOTHING WE CAN DO.

Lexington Avenue Escalator to E line

On The Way Back home from Turkish Party at Lexington Avenue Station. Escalator to reach E line to Queens....
Note:The photograph was taken in a moving escalator in an auto mode with no image stabilization

Jenny's Birthday Bash,Latina Party @ Pachitha

Its Jenny's Birthday Bash at Pachita.An event organized and coordinated for Socieda Latina group.Understandably my first Latina party.Latina music was excellent.Though I could hardly relate to couple of tunes I enjoyed the freshness and the diversity in the music.I liked the dance floor too.Ah..my only complain initially was the decibel levels at which music was played haha...it felt like my ears were trying to escape the harsh sound waves hitting them.I helped them further by avoiding proximity to speakers all through the night.After the Party was over just glanced at Pacha downstairs but it was early morning so decided to taxi me back home.
Weekend March 19th,2008.

Turkish Party @ Euro Circle

It was March 18th got an invitation for Turkish party just when I set out of office towards home.I was excited since itz my first introduction to Turkish music and attending a party on a weekday.The ambiance was wonderful.The most interesting part of the party is the Belly Dance competition.
All people in the party were given a open invitation for participating in it however few participated. One participant was amazing and she was rightly chosen for the prize of 250$. It was a wonderful party and yeah I could click few good snaps at the party and on my way back through Lexington subway.I like the tunnel view photograph.

Sateesh....King Of Queens :)

Historical Meet Of Two INDIANS in TOKYO

MOMA - PART II

U can catch up with MOMA PART –I here...
After covering all the galleries I catched a Yugoslavian movie with English subtitles."The Dog Which ran behind the Train".The take of the movie,characters chosen were all very close to interior parts of Yugoslavia.Quite a different story lineup and with a sad ending.All in all it didn't seem fictional as it posed to be.If we compare with Hollywood or Bollywood(Indian cinema) its way behind the technical standards.

Here are few of the 100's of snaps I have shot at The Museum of Modern Art.If you happen to be in New York I would suggest never to miss a chance to glance upon this priceless treasure of art.

MOMA Part III follows....