The last glimpse - sitting at the back of a jeep.

"Take that chance"

“Remember we're all in this alone”

Taking wuduh for maghrib - the evening prayer.

Pamukkale, Denizli Province, South West Turkey

Sometime, somewhere..

Solace,

A picture is a poem without words

On the way home,

there's no place left to hide

Istanbul, Turkey. Bazaars...

Yeni Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey

And lost in the haze,

Fishing village, East coast.

Old Town, Geneva, Switzerland.

Complete peace - the words that express it all.

Near Pottuvil surf point.

The great affair is to move,

get out, and see.

these twisted games we play,

and I dont even know your name.

I'd hate it if my lunch could run away.

We got too much time to kill.

Shooting at first light.

And this too shall pass.

"Its a thrill to see your imagination"

In search of Balaenoptera musculus (Blue Whale)

My backyard,

for awhile I hope.

My 100th post.

Rampe de la Treille, Geneva, Schweiz

People/artists/athletes often talk about the 'zone'. A place of no mind, no past, no future, you're not thinking, you're not doing.... you'v become.

the filthy and the clean

I wish, I was 12.

My mind cannot live in the present moment.

The present moment belongs to something beyond the mind.

Gone away for weeks, in a state of confusion.

Potrait of a Langur.

Weligama, Sri Lanka

A somber sunset, whilst driving along the West coast and a pit-stop at Mirissa

PS: Taprobane Island in the background - click for more info.

Lunch time, S'pore - Catching up with Jacky "Bad Boy" Salim after 3 years.

My view, sunset in S'pore,

Catching the first waves at A'bay & a Surf-shack in the jungles near Pottuvil, East Coast, Sri Lanka

"Arugam Bay is on the list of the top ten surf points in the world. Situated on the South East side of Sri Lanka Arugam Bay receives the same Antarctic winter swell's that hit Indonesia in the in the middle of the year. The best time of the year is between May and November when the predominant wind is offshore for at least the first half of the day. "

Sunset on the East Coast - Kudimbigala, Sri Lanka

Kudumbigala is the name of an abandoned region in Sri Lanka in the jungle belonging to the villagers of Panama, situated close to the Kumbukkan Oya estuary in Yala East National Park. Nearby is Okanda Devale, a temple shrine dedicated to Skanda-Murukan, situated on a rocky outcrop along the seacoast. The Park is visited via the Eastern Province through the town of Pottuvil (Arugam Bay), the village of Panama and then along a gravel road through Helawa to Kudimbigala and Okanda.There were once several Panama families living in Kudimbigala during the cultivation season. The escalation of the war led to the villagers as well as the Department of Wildlife Conservation fleeing the area. Except for the Special Task Force of the Sri Lanka Police who are in control of Panama, this area is now a gray area, frequented by only transient guerrillas, passing military, and food gatherers.

Taking in the view: Kudimbigala - Panama, Sri Lanka

Taking the edge off,

A Special Task Force soldier rests his M16 and enjoys a cigarette at the end of his shift,and an Undergrad under stress tries to take the edge off.