Splash of colour.
The signage seen here is relatively new to Panjim. Both the legacy and the newer establishments have embraced the bright and the colourful.
The Panasonic LX100 II acquitted itself superbly for handheld night shooting. No noise reduction was required for web display at these sizes.
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Neon Panjim
Panasonic LX100 II
From the farm to your plate.
Before the recent depredations on its land, produce from Goa was among the finest in the world. This is not an empty boast, and that this could be said about so tiny a territory is remarkable.
The land for cultivation has now shrunk drastically, replaced by ugly Third World concrete. A few traditional farming communities still carry on.
I took these images from the window of my moving car. Every morning Goan ladies from the fields in the neighboring villages bring in their fresh produce for sale in Panjim.
All smiles – farmers on wheels in Panjim
iPhone XS
In Salvador do Mundo, Goa.
The Sun is an object of great beauty and awe. Among the first humans to understand how the Sun worked was Arthur Stanley Eddington, dismissing the doubters of his time: “The helium which we handle must have been put together at some time and some place. We do not argue with the critic who urges that the stars are not hot enough for this process; we tell him to go and find a hotter place.”
Back to the sun – Brahminy Kite
5DS, 100-400L IS II
The giant ball rises
5DS, 100-400L IS II
I was smiling as I read your reply, because in my neck of the woods, anytime the humidity gets over 50% it’s humid. 70% would be considered oppressive. But I get your drift, and love the photo. Seasons greetings from less than 30% indoor humidity. (Yes, I have a humidifier going as I write.) 🙂 BobReplyCancel
Season’s Greetings to you, too, Bob. Here’s wishing you a relaxing and joyous time.
by Rajan Parrikar
The photograph which amused me the most was the ‘Fitness Bar’. Sala fitness bhi hai aur bar bhi hai! 🙂