Monsoon Blues (Greens)

[Rajan Parrikar]

Monsoon Blues (Greens).

[francois]

I love both shots and now, those lush greens (1st photo) are easily explained with the second one.

[Paulo Bizarro]

That second shot is great.

[James Clark]

I like the impact and composition of the first one quite a bit, but I had to view it full size to really appreciate the lushness of the field.

[John R]

That's it: the lushness of green and the almost dark moodiness of the misty rain. The first reminds me of the song "40 shades of green." Ironically, it is a lovely sensitive ballad written by the bad-boy of country music, Johnny Cash. I am sure the people of Goa have their own song about the lovely shades of green in their fields.

JR

[Rajan Parrikar]

Francois, Paulo, James, John - thank you.

John - yes, there are folk songs celebrating the monsoon. The impact of the Southwest monsoon on the local culture and life is deep. There's a beautiful account of the Indian monsoon through the eyes of a Westerner.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I thoroughly enjoyed all the images in your blog.
And I had no problem at all telling that they were from Goa and not Iceland.   

Very fine set.

[Rajan Parrikar]

I thoroughly enjoyed all the images in your blog.
And I had no problem at all telling that they were from Goa and not Iceland.   

Very fine set.

Thank you, Eric.