No Excuse

I have been MIA for a while, I have no excuses for this really just that I have been watching the IPL and chanting 'go dada go' only to be disappointed almost every time. Yesterday's loss for KKR has me back on blogging again. SO... we now own a new DSLR camera which is my newest plaything, during the Easter weekend we went to this castle and park to do some photography. Here are some of those pics. hope you enjoy.













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Kuntala said…
asombhob sundor chhobigulo, Raka..
April 11, 2010 at 2:00 PM
Unknown said…
Hi ..glad to see you after a long time....the snaps are very nice....I have posted few flower pics in my blog too..when u are free just peep in..i am sure u will like those....have a nice day....
April 11, 2010 at 7:04 PM
Deepanjana said…
@kuntala- thanks a lot

@Kamalika- phooler chhobi gulo tomar blog e darun hoyeche... eto comments ache je okhane comment korle mone holo unnoticed jabe tai ekhane likhlam.
April 12, 2010 at 10:06 AM
Joy Forever said…
Congrats on your new DSLR! Photogulo besh bhalo hoyechhe, esp. 2, 5 ar 6 number. Ki camera kinlen? I bought one in October and it makes an excellent plaything. Amar tola kichhu phooler photo ekhane dekhte paben.
April 14, 2010 at 4:40 PM
Kuntala said…
deri hoye gelo, tobuo shubho noboborsher anek anek priiti subhechhe niyo Raka.
April 18, 2010 at 6:40 AM
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