It’s time for Cee’s odd ball challenge – with full license (well more than usual [if that is possible]) to play as we like, with whatever we like, no questions asked. So here are a bunch of odd photos that I hope will enjoy browsing.
Caught this one showing off her (his?) lip job π
A tea drinking crow! Photo courtesy my lil sistah
A fan from yester years.
An ultra modern cutlery holder
I was trying to capture the window when this girl came by – I thought it looked cool. Do you think so too?
This has to be my favorite COB shot π All those people posing to catch the tip of the Vijay StambhΒ which if you remember I had showcased in an earlier post. The contortionist photographers were also quite a sight to behold. No wonder all those langurs were out in hordes. π
Thanks for stopping by – any personal favorites? Do tell.
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Especially like the Plecostomus catfish and the drinking crow. Crows are so extremely intelligent! π
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Yes crows are fascinating. Thanks Tom
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the girl in the window is good as it looks natural
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Thanks Ravi
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Terrific odd balls for this week. π π
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Thanks Ceeπ
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Great pics, Dahlia! I especially like the tea-drinking crow!
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Thanks Sue!
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Dahlia! You are such a wonderful writer, the only thing that comes close to your ability to express yourself is your photos and your way of capturing images. I loved the color in the first photo (aquarium), and I really enjoyed the profiled girl in the window near the end. Whenever I read you photo-essays I always come away feeling the magic you see in your world!
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I am deeply touched and humbled Theresa – this is high praise and I shall cherish it always. Thank you.
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Of course! π
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COB shot? Close of business shot? π That ancient fan does look ancient. If it is going at full speed, seems like it is best not to get to close to it…which defeats its purpose if it’s a really hot day and you want to be as close to the fan as possible π
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Close of business π Actually that’s Cee’s odd ball challenge where anything out of usual goes. That fan is from a couple of hundred years ago at the Udaipur City Palace. Considering hand fans, they must have been a luxury. But then again, so much attention was given during construction itself that there is a natural flow of air in most of these palaces. Quite amazing and fascinating.
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Loved the pictures. That cutlery holder would fetch a few pounds in an antique shop. It would take a place of pride in some farm kitchen. Even the fan would fetch some money as well as that old penholder on the writing desk.
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Oh those are priceless antiques – the fan and the writing desk etc. The cutlery holder was at a local cafe π
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