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- biplab
- Nothing really much to write home about. At the age of seventy five, i still have not become a superman and have to put one leg at a time to put on my trousers! I have just enough education to fool people in believing that i may be well educated. I had three women in my life who individually and collectively controlled my whole life. My wife after marriage teamed up with my mother to prove all the TV serials are wrong. My daughter joined the other two very fast and formed the three musketeers in my life. I really had twenty wonderful years of married life and made GOD jealous. HE took away my wife in retaliation in 1998. My daughter left me for USA in 2001 when she was hardly twenty! Before anybody could find out my actual worth i retired in 2007at the age of sixty-one with lots of crocodile tears all around! I could hardly enjoy one year of my retired life with my mother in Calcutta, when GOD became jealous once again and took away my mother in 2008 to end a chapter in my life! I now enjoy my life in solitude with wonderful memories, spending time with my siblings and friends as well as talking to my daughter in USA at least twice a day!
4 comments:
Really awesome... Picture quality is too good and it seems they also enjoyed posing for a click...
Also easy to prepare a picture book for my daughter :)
Hi Biplab,
Lovely pictures. Especially those of the birds. What was your lens? Was it higher than 300mm?
Subhadra and I went to Kenya around the same time as you (Oct 11-18). Our paths may have crossed. We were a group of 7 families, and had a lot of fun.
We went to Masaimara via Aberdaire, Naruku and Naivasha.
Missed the migration in the Rift valley. Also most of the flamengos had already left by then.
Did you go to a Masai village? We did and it was quite an experience.
How was the balloon ride? We did not have the time for one.
Best,
Indra
Prat, so far it is only the tip of the iceberg!Wait till the last!
Indra, I have used 300mm Nikon lens only for most of my shots even for birds....anything higher will require a stand!At the last moment we came to know about the flooding at Lake Nakuru and immediately swithed over to Lake Elementaita where we could see lots of Flamingos and Pelican...also the accommodation was fantastic. We went up to a Masai Village but did not enter since the fee was high...USD 30 per person! Balloon ride was simply excellent!
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