Colorful Journey @ Ramganga Resort, Corbett

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Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Yellow Flower...Yellow Gladiolus ...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Colorful Leaf...Colorful Leaf..eaf...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Pink Flower in Black background...Pink Cosmos in Black background...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Again Pink with Yellow...Again Pink with Yellow...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Orange flower...Orange flower... Or call it a Gerbera if you wish...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Light Pink Flower A purple Dahlia
Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Dew-drops on Rose leaves...A Red One ... Dahlia again...hiding behind the other...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Dew-drops on Rose leaves...Shiny Dew-drops on Rose leaves....

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Corbett National Park : Hanging Flower (Red)Hibiscus - Hanging Flower (Red)
(Somehow none on this tree were blooming)

Resort Review...


Comments

Nandan Jha said…
Great Pics Ripple.

If I can suggest then probably putting the water-mark/Ripple at the bottom might make the photo look even better.

You can always upload low res to avoid them being used w/o your permission.
November 29, 2008 at 9:14 PM
Kostubh Pandey said…
I think you people from Adobe......... You are a good photographer......so cute pics... I am Kostubh from Corbett National Park.... Mr. Nandan knows me... Mr. Ram also knows me.... I think he was the person who arranged this trip... Am I correct?????
November 30, 2008 at 5:28 PM
Kostubh Pandey said…
Please do visit my blog too.... Its about Corbett National Park
November 30, 2008 at 5:32 PM
Travellingcamera said…
Thanks Nandan and Kostubh...

Nadan, Thanks for the suggestions.. I will do this next time...

+ Ripple (VJ)
December 1, 2008 at 12:12 PM
Vibha said…
Nice Pics VJ....It is kind of becoming unfashionable to call your pics good ;-)

Well the flower at the bottom is a hibiscus, 6th and the 7th are Dahlia, 4th is a Gerbera.

I had the plant at the top at my place...but seem to have forgotten its name...
December 1, 2008 at 3:32 PM
Travellingcamera said…
Thanks a Lot Vibha... Probably I should consult you before publishing any post... :-)

+ Ripple (VJ)
December 1, 2008 at 3:45 PM
Ankur said…
Great pics... I did n't know that the resort had so nice flora..
great going :P
December 2, 2008 at 10:41 AM
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