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Sumptuous greens. Your eye for the best view is wonderful. The textures and lines in the first photo are mesmerizing.
photopoet · 2007-02-15: 21:52
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Very beautiful! I have a long list of preferences here: #1, 2, 4, 10, 12, 13, 17, 20...:)
Shamana · 2007-02-16: 03:17
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Ron, those are beehives. Kodanad is situated amidst a rare ecosystem called Tropical Dry Ever Green Forest, which is locally called as Shola forests. This eco system is on the verge of extinction, slowly at least. Conservation has been going on, at a much slower level than the extinction! These Shola forests have a rare flower called Kurinchi, which blossoms once in 12 years. These beehives collect those spl nectar from Kurinchi flowers (... the resulting honey is not only a rarity, and also valued very high medicinally)
Venkat · 2007-02-16: 06:31
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amazing set:) last one is a great view:)
Metamorhous · 2007-02-16: 15:44
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I really like the lines and angle you caught in #4.
naebegirl · 2007-02-16: 23:19
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First two shots are great!
prashantkarkera · 2007-02-17: 01:03
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Neat pattern on #1 and great views.
lgvelazco · 2007-02-17: 01:30
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#1, 4 are beauty of nature.... I love them
ashishsamdariya · 2007-02-17: 06:01
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beautiful shots, especially those captured from higher ground. #6 is funny, seems like horns growing from that girl's head.
demitri · 2007-02-17: 06:03
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Wonderful. reminds me of my visits to ooty. And this place is certainly much better
sloganmurugan · 2007-02-18: 07:07
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That lake in the background is the Bhavanisagar. The lake of the dam built on the tributary of Cauvery called Bhavani.
sloganmurugan · 2007-02-18: 07:10
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