A wet day in the Indian hills - Monkey Business

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A wet monsoon day in Maharashtra,

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Excellent shots of these monks. I really like that first one...print and hang it!

Terrific shots!

Beautiful pictures, #1 is a winner.

Excellent captures. I also like #1 the best. I feel that it has the best composition and exposure of the series. Thanks for posting!

Just saw this, and I agree, the first is very nice. I used to live in the Himalayas for 4 years, when I was in grade school. Wish I had a camera, back them...but, these just kinda remind me of those times.

So where are ya in India these days?

inthedeck wrote in post #8426755
Just saw this, and I agree, the first is very nice. I used to live in the Himalayas for 4 years, when I was in grade school. Wish I had a camera, back them...but, these just kinda remind me of those times.

So where are ya in India these days?

Shuttling between Pune, Bangalore and Delhi.

(With an Agra and Mysore next week for good measure )

Excellent, Neil. Good to see you're getting opportunity to shoot interesting things out there.

Nice. Wish I had the time to go to all those places...I've never been south of Agra. Though, the hills of Mussoorie are an awesome place, should you ever get to go there. About a 6-10 hour drive from New Delhi, depending on how you get there.

inthedeck wrote in post #8426914
Nice. Wish I had the time to go to all those places...I've never been south of Agra. Though, the hills of Mussoorie are an awesome place, should you ever get to go there. About a 6-10 hour drive from New Delhi, depending on how you get there.

South India does not have the scale of the North (Himalayas) but it is beautiful, in fact the only thing that I have found I don't like about the south is Curd Rice

Never even tried it, I don't believe. The foods from North and South are way different...though, I'm sure there's each type in either part of the country.

Alright, no more talk of food, please. Makes me wanna go there.

I like your monkey photographs, good job!

Very well done! Your pics have been amongst many great ones recently that are tipping me towards the 100-400 over the 400 prime.

Excellent shots, fine detail.

Great shots !!! Thanks for sharing.


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