Here are some our beautiful finds from driving around Seattle, Washington. I will let the photographs do the rest of the talking.
These photographs were clicked by all of us who went on that drive on a DSLR camera and edited by me. Let me know what are your thoughts.
If you are looking to be touristy at Seattle, then being on a cruise tour is a must. Whenever V and I travel to a new place in the United States, we get hold of the City Pass and check-off all the touristy things to do in the city. This is an easy and pocket-friendly way to get around popular spots in the city.
When we went to Seattle for the first (and the last time yet) time in September 2017, we went to the Space Needle, Seattle Aquarium, Argosy Cruises Harbor Tour, Woodland Park Zoo, Chihuly Garden and Glass, all in just $89.
Below are the pictures from Argosy Cruises Harbor tour. It is a narrated sightseeing cruise tour that gives you a good look at Seattle from the water. Here are the most cherished pictures from the tour.
Would you be up to doing touristy things in a city? or do you always look around for unique experiences? I would love to know more about this.
These are the pictures from our trip to Yucatan in Feb’17. Surprisingly, I still have lots of pictures to edit and share from our trip last year. Thanks to my husband and his meticulous planning, Our honeymoon was a 21-day trip and we visited two countries and multiple locations in each of these countries. Mexico – Mexico city, Tulum, Chichen, Cancun, Costa Rica – Corcovado, San Jose, Arenal… phew!
Chichen Itza was on our itinerary from the beginning. I love going to places with historic significance; their beauty and intrigue are unmatched and Chichen Itza is a gold mine (figuratively).
Here are a few pictures from our pixel diary.
Edited on Lightroom CC
For those of you who don’t know, death rituals were an integral part of the Mayan civilization. They respected death, they also feared it and grieved it. Human sacrifices were also an integral part of the Mayan culture, human blood was presented as offerings to the Mayan deities and from what we heard from our guide, Chichen Itza has witnessed many such human sacrifices. Spooky isn’t it?
How many of you have visited the New Wonders of the world? I would love to hear more about your experience.
Let me know if you want to know more about the history of Chichen as told by the locals.
I love walking to the park every day, and, photography opportunities like this make it even better!
Photograph shot of iPhone 7
Edited on Lightroom CC.
What I’ve attempted at achieving is an urban desaturated look with a little pop of colour. Let me know what are your thoughts on this.
Presenting below, Key West through my lens. Shot on iPhone and edited on Lightroom CC.
Here are the pre and post edit shots. Let me know what you think in the comments section below.
“The forest is nice, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep and miles to go before I sleep.” – Robert Frost
These photographs have been edited to create a moody forest vibe. But I do have miles to go before I perfect that. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section.
New York is my favorite city in the United States of America, I love the vibe, I love the buzz, I love the food and I love how lively the city is even at 3 am. Here is a view of the city through my lens.
Saw this cutie on the road. Isn’t she purrfect…
Some cafes cater to your need for food, some cafes cater to your need for socialization and some cater to your need for amazing Instagram pictures. How often do you go to a cafe to feed your soul?
If you live in a city, you would be consciously aware of all the cafes that sprout in your locality and the numbers are huge. What does it take to stand out from the crowd? and how far would you go to break away from clutter? ‘Echoes’ in Koramangala, Bengaluru, in my opinion, does a lot to stay unique.
For starters…
(Text: Sign Language Spoken here… Mind it)
The cafe is operated by deaf and mute.
I cannot attempt to describe what is more interesting, whether it is the fact that the cafe is operated by differently abled or how hassle-free and effective are the operations.
Here is a walkthrough of their completely admirable operations…
STEP 1: Ring the bell for service
Step 2: Write down your order (clearly). Check and re-check.
Step 3: Tadaaaaa
They serve authentic filter coffee in a ‘matka‘ and that is not sweetened to death.
Step 4: Chill out, read all the amazing quotes on the walls and to talk to the staff in sign language.
Step 5.1: If you are ready for more…
Step 5.2: and if you are done…
How cool is this? This is my first time in such a cafe and I was blown by the meticulous attention to service.
Here is a picture of the wonderful, happy, courteous and confident staff
I would go back and spend some time here every time I go to Bengaluru and I recommend all my friends in Bengaluru to do the same!
I am a huge fan of all the Adobe software. Until yesterday I used photoshop to edit all my pictures. Adobe Lightroom is my new discovery. I might be a little late in discovering this, in fact, this ain’t even a discovery, however, I can’t help but flaunt my love for the software.
Most of my candid shots lack the ideal light exposure and this software works great for fixing this.
Here is the photograph of adorable 80-year-old grandmother. This picture was shot on iPhone 7.
here is the Edited Photograph
and here is a comparison of the both…
Aswathy Viswanath 