My escapades with the Canon EOS!!
Mumbai is a diverse city, being the only metropolis having a wildlife sanctuary within it’s perimeter! Listed here are some locales where you can capture wild life, architecture, celebrations and much more through your lens!
Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus or CST (formerly known as Victoria Terminus or Bori Bunder) is the most identifiable landmark of Mumbai (Maharashtra, India). This architectural marvel, designed on the lines of St Pancras Railway station in London UK, is a UNESCO World heritage site. Read More…
Borivali National Park, now renamed Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), has been my backyard and picnic spot since childhood. Read More…
As the name suggests, Bhandup Pumping Station is one of Mumbai Municipal Corporation’s sewage and waste water treatment stations. It lies on the Eastern Express highway near the junction of the Airoli bridge. Surrounded by salt pans and marshes leading up to the Thane creek area this location has fast become the biggest bird watching/ photography spot of Mumbai. Read More…
This six hundred-plus years old architectural masterpiece is constructed on an islet in the Worli bay. The building design itself is a magnificent example of Indo-Islamic architecture comprising of domes and minarets, all in white. Haji Ali is connected to the mainland by a narrow pathway. The pathway does not have any railings or restricting walls, hence accessing the shrine is more comfortable during low tides. Walking down the pathway could be a difficult task during monsoon and when the sea is rough. Read More…