The Lights and the Stillness and the Moon


'When the friends are gone, when the party's over
We'll still belong to each other'-- Shakira 'Underneath you clothes'
You must be thinking I've got a very cheesy taste in music, but well
this what I was reminded of when I took the picture last night.




















Dresden city centre bus stop at 10:30 p.m.


The moon!



Inside the Centrum Galerie


Just fascinated with the tree braving out Fall and managing to get some new leaves out


The Lights I saw from far away, the other end actually!

Comments

Kuntala said…
Nice pictures Raka. Your blog looks great too.....
November 28, 2009 at 4:32 AM
Dreamer said…
Great pics! And you took them with your cell phone camera? Wow!
November 28, 2009 at 9:21 AM
Deepanjana said…
@ Kuntala: Thanks a lot for these encouraging words, although I tell myself that this blog is for self discovery I have come to realize that being read and appreciated is an integral part of blog writing. And it make me want to come up with interesting thoughts to write about.

@ Dreamer: Yeah my cell phone, great isn't it. Its not usual to be out on a regular day with your camera but when I saw all the decorations I just had to take pitures and voila! sony ericsson w595 it is!
November 28, 2009 at 10:13 AM
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