India / Kerala-- Munnar Part 2 ... 6 pics

The teagardens and more teagardens ... as far as ur eyes can see you can see teagardens .. Kanan devan hill range on which Munnar is located is famnmous for its tea plantation.. India being the highest producer of tea in the world . Most of these plantation provide tea to the Tata tea .. one of indias premier tea companys....Many more spectacular landscapes on the way.

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Great job. I love #5...the colors...the intwining of the hills and mountains and how the green gardens are so sharp they pop out of the picture, you did a really nice job of composing it.

Thanks dims... i have been in process on uplaoding all the pics on fotopic... would have a whole gallery for u by today to check out.

amitnike wrote:
The teagardens and more teagardens ... as far as ur eyes can see you can see teagardens .. Kanan devan hill range on which Munnar is located is famnmous for its tea plantation.. India being the highest producer of tea in the world . Most of these plantation provide tea to the Tata tea .. one of indias premier tea companys....Many more spectacular landscapes on the way.

You were absolutely right there...spectacular landscapes,and look at that sky,realy nice.
Nicely captured and keep them coming.
Started watching your thread as soon as my tea arrived.

Hello Dims... well wud u have loved the tea museum which we visited i bet u wud if u like ur tea strong or light .. tht was sure place for u .. will be posting loads of them tea gardens pics in enar future .. chow for now

I love your pictures Amit

really love the colours and lines and shapes which you took of the scenery

I love tea too
we are all so grateful for these places where it is grown

the country is beautiful and special

~ Congratulations with your new Bride ~

Nice photos, Amit.

#1 would have popped had you managed to catch a worker in the teagarden and zoomed in to show him/her amidst those repeating patterns.

#3. Too much sky with nothing to hold the eye in it.. crop it. Nicely seen pattern, though.

#4 and #5 are quite nice.

nevilleb

Amit, I like 1 because it shows the patterns, but the colors of 5 & 6 are best. This may be a stupid question, I've never seen tea grown before, but I assume that the short green ground cover is the tea and not the trees, right? If that's true, what is the purpose of the evenly spaced trees, windbreak?

Hi Amit, cool shots, I really like 5 and 6.
Cheers,
Niall

thanks a ton marie, nmac and nevill.... i wished to shot some teaworkers aswell.. but jus ddiont get to see any and when i did my batteries were out ... i use a very trusted 2 mp canon a60 with 3x optical .. no. 3 is zoomed version of no. 2 .

very true randy yes the ground green cover is tea and the even spaces among them must be for the tea workers to move around easily to pluck tea ...more teagardens pics tonite when i get back from work .

Hope to catch up with u sometime mr. nevill. You stay in amchi mumbai jus like me