There are plenty of reasons to visit the beautiful Coorg. But I have come up with 5 top reasons for a photographer to visit Coorg.
They are listed as below
- To capture the vibrant colours of Coorg
Inside the Golden Temple, Tibetan Monastery, Kushalnagar
2. To capture interesting and colourful Portraits
This monk definitely didn’t sell his Ferrari 😉
3. To practice the Slow shutter speed shots
A perfect way to experiment with shutter speed and see the results.
4. To capture amazingly Beautiful Landscapes
If you want an outdoor shoot, doesn’t it look perfect?!
5. To master some Surreal foggy Night photography skills
Fog makes it surreal. Doesn’t it?
Hope you likes these reasons. Visit Coorg anyway. This place is worth visiting even without any reasons!
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August 22, 2016
Reminded me of my coorg trip. I definitely agree with vibrant colors. 🙂
August 22, 2016
Oh cool. You’ve visited Coorg! When was it and where did you go?
March 19, 2015
Very beautiful there! Great reasons to visit Coorg even for tourists 😉 The third picture was crazily beautiful 😉 Amazing shots!!! <3
March 19, 2015
Thank you so much Khloe. Now you gotta visit India one day !
March 19, 2015
The last one is perfect 5/5!! Lovely!
March 19, 2015
Thanks mate 🙂 Hope you will visit again 😀
March 19, 2015
🙂
March 19, 2015
The foggy night photgraphy is more than just awesome. Did you use some filter or the fog did that job for you?
March 19, 2015
I don’t have any filters yet. So it is the fog that did the trick. Glad you liked it
March 18, 2015
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November 27, 2014
Beautiful photos. But you missed out the amazing food!!! 🙂
November 27, 2014
Yes food is amazing too. I totally agree. But I never thought of food photographers 😀
November 15, 2014
Coorg has been on my bucket list since long. Thanks to your post, I’m now convinced that I MUST visit this place 🙂
November 15, 2014
Haha…I am glad that finally I was able to convince at least one to visit through my posts 😀
I am looking forward to see Coorg through your eyes 🙂
September 26, 2014
Another reason apart from the photography….the yum food !
September 26, 2014
Oh yes, the hot and spicy coorg food!
September 26, 2014
beautiful pictures…have visited coorg myself ,many years ago…your pics inspire me to visit it again…maybe sometime soon 🙂
September 26, 2014
Please do visit and share you stories too. That will inspire me to share more 🙂 You are from Kerala too?
September 27, 2014
yeah will do certainly…if andwhen i visit 🙂
Yes i am a keralite…so you are one too ??…
September 27, 2014
Yep I am one too 😀 Kannur, You?
September 27, 2014
Haha!! Guess what…i am from kannur too 😀
September 27, 2014
Really?!! This is some coincidence 😀
September 26, 2014
What do you mean by the first sentence?!!
And thank you for loving the 3 pictures 😀
September 26, 2014
Book is into worst list of my reading..
But I loved what you captured in the moment …(For 2nd pic)
and I am loving the vibrancy depicted in such manner (for 1st one)
fog is making it all very mystic …(5th one)
September 25, 2014
You know, to date, I think I love your misty, mysterious shots best. The shot of the tree looks like it came straight out of X-Files 😀
September 25, 2014
haha.. even I like the misty shots. And I think I always say that the fog makes everything more beautiful and surreal 🙂
September 25, 2014
Whaa? The monk looks so ‘Gangsta’ (in a good way) !! 😀
I Like all the photographs Jithin but especially the last one, I love the way light is coming off of the tree, so eerie ! 🙂
And the landscapes look good too ^.^
September 25, 2014
yea.. that’s why the monk didn’t sell his Ferrari :p
Thank you. Want to visit the place now, Agent Zee? 😉
September 26, 2014
Sure, Get me a Ferrari and I will 😉
September 26, 2014
Hope you are aware of the book with this title 🙂
You can fly like in your pic 😉 No need of Ferrari :p
September 27, 2014
No haven’t heard of the book with that name. I would like to fly if given the chance. I’m crossing fingers for sky diving 😀
September 27, 2014
‘The monk who sold his Ferrari’, by Robin Sharma
Well I have invited you to embellish my bucket list comment section! Do you have some time to spare?
September 28, 2014
Oooh yes sure, I’ll get on to it soon ! Though my bucket list is not that special considering people have some really great ideas on their’s ! 😛
September 28, 2014
You can always steal their ideas 😉
September 29, 2014
What do you think I am? A thief?
Okay there was just this one time when I almost stole something but that doesn’t make me a thief 😛 😀
September 29, 2014
okay agent Zee. 😉
September 25, 2014
Is that a portrait or reflection 🙂
September 25, 2014
what do you mean by reflection??
September 25, 2014
I mean is that a mirror in which you have clicked the reflection of the person standing in front of it or a portrait drawn by someone…
September 25, 2014
Did you mean the monk picture?
The monks were taking their pictures. I took that picture 😀
September 25, 2014
Its still not a portrait…maybe double click or picture inside picture or some name…u can invent urself 😛 and yes I meant the monk picture
September 25, 2014
Oh you thought that was a reflection of a car mirror or something!! I get it now. No , it wasn’t. It was a direct head shot!! 😉 That’s how I framed him! 😛
September 25, 2014
😀 okay got that…I just object (mildly :P) to the use of word ‘portrait’ here…doesn’t portrait something which people draw and not head shot 😛
September 25, 2014
oh no no… there is portrait photography also.
September 25, 2014
See what wiki says
“A portrait is a painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic representation of a person, in which the face and its expression is predominant. The intent is to display the likeness, personality, and even the mood of the person. For this reason, in photography a portrait is generally not a snapshot, but a composed image of a person in a still position. A portrait often shows a person looking directly at the painter or photographer, in order to most successfully engage the subject with the viewer.”
September 25, 2014
oh..ok…didn’t know that..my bad..will check it out.. 🙂
September 25, 2014
we all are learning. aren’t we? I learned intezaar today 😀