Dood’s viewpoint from a different point of view
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 21st Jan’08I took this close up of a plant kept in my friend’s balcony. The focus came just perfect to give the whole picture a perfect “macro” look. The trick of clicking it with a manual focus instead of auto worked wonders for the overall texture of the picture.
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 20th Jan’08I visited a nearby book store today to buy some gifts. For me, it is really a very absorbing experience to be in book-stores and libraries. The urge of reading and also buying books is suddenly rejuvenated. I can spends hours there, just having a look at different book sections and browsing through the titles. I hope I will succeed in regularizing my reading some day. I love reading, but not able to find enough time to do it 
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 19th Jan’08I attended an anniversary function in the evening today. The day was about to get over and I was still searching for the image of the day. Suddenly a bouquet of flowers kept on the table caught my attention and the next minute I was busy finding a good photographic angle 
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 18th Jan’08Different people start the day in different ways. Some sleep out the whole morning, others hit the gym while many can be seen thronging their abodes of faith. This small next street road-side temple can be seen flooded by early morning devotees who prefer to offer their prayers to the almighty before proceeding with their daily chores.
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 17th Jan’08Its Autumn in Germany and all the trees around my hotel premises were standing examples of the same. I went out for a stroll in the evening when I saw this tree against a colorful blue and yellow background. On a chilly evening, this tree stood, waiting for the “greener” days to return.
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 16th Jan’08
I took this photo on-board my flight from Mexico to Frankfurt. When almost everyone was in deep sleep, the shining spotlight on one of the seats was giving a perfect “clickable” view. While this man was busy reading something in the wee hours, I was busy clicking the photographs. After all, there was nowhere else I could have found my “image for the day”. By the time I would have got down from the plane, it would have already been 17th Jan
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 15th Jan’08This is Cholula – The biggest pyramid of the world. It is just an hour drive from my hotel. If you look at it from a distance, it will look like just a mountain. But it had a big network of underground tunnels and a large cultural heritage. There is a church on the top of the pyramid from where you can see the whole city of Puebla.
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 14th Jan’08Once I downloaded it to my system, it never looked like a photograph anymore. It appeared like a painting. I felt as if someone has just dipped a brush in blue and white and painted the whole sky. So clear and so colorful, straight out of the dreams, almost surreal. Mother nature truly is an artist.
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 13th Jan’08This is one of those Mexican cuisine sensations which has hit me recently. Recipe – baby tortillas (chapathi) fried and dipped in red & green salsa and served with threads of meat & finely chopped onions.
On a chilly evening in downtown Puebla, this is the best food you can get for a meager amount of 10 pesos. The steaming chalupas served on the side-walk in Puebla downtown on a windy evening, just melt into your mouth and can tempt you to eat 3 servings even with a full stomach.
Originally clicked and uploaded by – Pratosh Dwivedi – 12th Jan’08I took this photo in one of the nearby wild life parks in Puebla. Mother’s love is universal – across all species – humans and animals alike. The picture proves the well known fact.