Spring in Delhi is possibly my favourite season of all.
But I almost missed [all three weeks of] it this year. I've been buzzing around with purpose lately. You might even say I've been bees-y. Oh, I know. But every second I haven't spent looking out of the viewfinder of my camera, I've spent wishing I had it. My photos are very much a part of the way I view the world. And all of you know that, of course. But it also means that driving past the wonderfully flower-canopied Delhi roads without my camera made me crave it like a pregnant woman craves a piece of dark chocolate.
And so, I very much needed to take my camera out for a walk today. Here is what I saw:
But I almost missed [all three weeks of] it this year. I've been buzzing around with purpose lately. You might even say I've been bees-y. Oh, I know. But every second I haven't spent looking out of the viewfinder of my camera, I've spent wishing I had it. My photos are very much a part of the way I view the world. And all of you know that, of course. But it also means that driving past the wonderfully flower-canopied Delhi roads without my camera made me crave it like a pregnant woman craves a piece of dark chocolate.
And so, I very much needed to take my camera out for a walk today. Here is what I saw:
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| Sleepy seeds, just waking up as I walked by. |
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| A shoe! The other half of this pair was just a few metres away, being used as fuel for a fire. |
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| Callistemons, otherwise known as bottle-brushes. |
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| A thousand different flowers on each stalk. Nature is so, so pretty. |
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| More callistemons! |
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| A lonely mulberry. I think the monkeys ate all the others. Shame. |
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| And finally, a shot for the title. |
