Zero Visibility on the Way to Kasauli

Monday, February 16, 2015

Zero Visibility on the Way to Kasauli

We thank Saru Singhal for sharing this mystic foggy hill-scape with us. We know Saru as a blogger and of course as a talented poet, but, her passion for point and shoot photography is not something everyone is aware of. She clicked it with a Sony DSC-W7 camera. As you know every photo has something to say, here's the story behind this foggy landscape in Saru's words:

"This photo was taken in August 2008 during a long drive from Ambala to Kasauli. It was raining incessantly in the plains and as we started driving uphills, it was foggy and we had to stop our car many a times. This was taken on one such halt in Kasauli-Parwanoo road. With zero visibility and cold weather, this place felt like heaven."

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Anunoy Samanta

He has been blogging since 2007, and the pen often runs out of ink, but thankfully the mystic spirit of traveling-clicking-storytelling always reconquers Anunoy before it gets too late! In his early childhood, Anunoy’s craving for backpacking was sowed by his father. He has been a rolling stone ever since, forming passionate bonds with motorcycle touring and photography to add more layers to his wander lust. Between see-sawing a small family and a thankless job, Anunoy Samanta manages to run his own photography cum travel blog- Clicking Photos on the Go. You may catch up with Anunoy through Facebook or Twitter.