morning blue
blue, blue, blue sunrise. dark dark very dark. shot on river Ganges. pure very pure. holy all holy. breath the freshness

Hollywood Sunset 1
Hollywood, CA purple sunset with lone palm

BIRD ON GANDHI
Even wild life was allowed. Great Gandhiji

Magical moment
Digital Painting created in Adobe Photoshop.

Evening Swim
A hotel swimming pool eagerly awaits

Gothic Sunset in the High Desert
This photo was taken in the High Desert of Eastern Oregon, where we have wide open spaces and skies of fire. Shooting this picture was kind of creepy. It was very hot and the wind was blowing the dust and tumbleweeds everywhere. The only sound to be heard was the coyotes howling and the trains whistling. You can bet I hurried home right after the sun went down. This picture is gothic and full of energy. It has a life of it\'s own

Purple orange beach
Taken at christmas eve, at Terschelling.

Puri beach sunset
The photo is taken just before the sunset at the Puri Sea beach

Panglao Sunrise, Bohol Philippines
A family taking a sunrise picture at 5:30 a.m. in the beautiful beach of Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines.

Sunset@ Werribee
Sunset @ Werribee, Australia

Light-beams
This image taken from my back deck as I enjoyed the cool quite last rays of the day.

Cloudy Sunrise In Africa
A cloudy sunrise in the African bush in Botswana

Stunning Sunset After the Rain
This amazing capture came after a day of rain on 11/29/11 in the Maryland Area. I couldn't believe how brilliantly orange the sky had become after being grey all day long. I love how you can see through the windows in the steeple.

Gnarly Pink M81 Spiral Galaxy
"The perfectly picturesque spiral galaxy known as Messier 81, or M81, looks sharp in this new composite from NASA's Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes and NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer. M81 is a "grand design" spiral galaxy, which means its elegant arms curl all the way down into its center. It is located about 12 million light-years away in the Ursa Major constellation and is one of the brightest galaxies that can be seen from Earth through telescopes. The colors in this picture represent a trio of light wavelengths: blue is ultraviolet light captured by the Galaxy Evolution Explorer; yellowish white is visible light seen by Hubble; and red is infrared light detected by Spitzer. The blue areas show the hottest, youngest stars, while the reddish-pink denotes lanes of dust that line the spiral arms. The orange center is made up of older stars."- NASA