Ear and Eye......

Shots of some time back.......

The greater your capacity to love, the greater your capacity to feel the pain

Just tired of trying to sleep..... I don't know from how long i have been trying this..... Maybe its pain...... It's feeling really painful....Well a very famous actor Jenifer Aniston once quoted
"The greater your capacity to love, the greater your capacity to feel the pain."
God Bless.....

The Conscience, Sunset, Watch, Shoe.......

Shades......

Huma & Mehroz....

Phew.......

Some klicks....

Zeba....

 While on a call...

Dusk...

Some hazzy focals....

The jeans....(micro focus)

...lets talk 'numbers'...

    From past two weeks I am noticing a very unique phenomena....I park my "pro" at the DLF Akruti parking reserved for the site i came to serve. I could see no counterpart till the distance my vicinity takes my eye balls. This grows even more interesting when i notice another thing which is quite similar to the former. When i start my bike to leave for my place, I could see no counterpart till the distance my vicinity take my eye balls.Well, I did not make a mistake but then this is what happens to me and the only difference in the above two scenarios is the presence and absence of the 'sun'.
    Seems like India really growing in so called Soft Power as described by Shashi Tharoor, the Minister of External Affair for the Indian Govt. and an amazing orator. Of-course the nomenclature was introduced by his friend who is what he says an Harvard academic. In a very lay man's language what I saw was very much compatible and too much in sync to what he offered to his audience. To start with I work for the world giant of technology the IBM which has eveolved from the US and now enriches its technology transformations in almost the whole world. I was stationed to a Indian biggie Aditya Birla Group which was in turn has taken up the Brazilian aluminum baron the Novelis. Shashi, isnt it really a revolution although a very small example but still a remarkable one and what is more remarkable about the whole idea is that India is playing a very vital in it.
    I thank Abhishek that he uplinked me this great video of Shashi at the TED and i guess more than his unmatchable style and substance what matters is his statistics and what we call in the language of MNC's lets talk 'numbers'.

Link to this great video http://on.ted.com/241S

Vapouring words.....

On the pathway....

     Well i took this shot while in office when i came out to get some air. It could have been better but I guess its really cute isn't it?

Let there be LIGHT.......

Just before sunrise 6:38am

“I wept when I was born and every day explains why”

It's a Spanish quote....I hope everyone who reads this will get back to the moments where we were resting in so much care and peace, so tenderly in our mother's womb. We were detached from all the odds of this world and everyday life. Life was like a smooth sailing ship. No pressure no tension no intricacies of life no reason to get up every morning put our shoes on and sail away and do our level best to back the "Darwin's theory of Evolution – Survival of the fittest".

The day we are born we are deprived of all this. We are on our own we have to breathe on ourselves, eat, digest and even excrete ourselves. We need to make sure we are awake in the daylight and sleep in the night. So that we are able to cope up with this wired smelling world where the carbon emissions almost make us several year older each day.

We search for someone with whom we can live the rest of the life. See the evens and odds, deal with them, survive them and make ourselves through them. We have no choice other than to be sad sometimes and sometimes happy. Every day is a task a challenge which has only one rule and that is we do not know what this all leads to but need to keep moving on….

Mom I miss that peace....... 

Gujrat....done....back to Pune

      Lot has happened from past fortnight....Hell lot of meetings, configuration, deployments, planning, and beneath all these cutting edge IBM Technology. I returned from Gujrat just yesterday covered Ahmedabad, Anand & Vadodra. Was nice to meet my maternal uncle, aunty, didis, jamaibabus and Bantu (Sonu didi's son). Met them after straight 6 years...quite a long duration though.

      Met some very nice and talented people form so far away who accompanied me in the project. Working with them was a real fun. Vijay Mistry a P-Series Team lead having hell lot of experience, learnt a lot from him; Sravan Madhastu an AIX Specialist and right now serving as SSO Lead; Ajay Dubey a SAP Specialist and currently taking care of SLAs.

      These are some of the moments to remember......

Mr. Vijay Mistry (P Series & AIX Expert)

 

With Mr. Ajay Dubey & Mr. Sravan

 

 

Power VM

          Successfully implemented Power VM Virtualization at a client location recently. I must say it really rocks. Just loved it......   

On a project at the AMUL INDIA PVT LTD.

My Clean Head.......

My head... and clean??? cant believe it.... lol

Poojariji.....PRO.... :)

Poojariji looks cool on my new bike.....

Swirl......

Sometimes slower shutter speed work wonders.....isn't it????

A very unusual photograph...have a look

Click the photo to enlarge it.....

This is the world's first photograph to show a human figure. This was taken by Louis Daguerre (a French artist and chemist, recognized for his invention of the daguerreotype process of photography - Courtesy: Wikipedia) in 1839. This was the time when Photography was still in its infancy but constant technical contributions given by the very best brains who can understand pictures to its root, has made it possible to put it in a front today where we don't even give a damn to even the Hubble.
The picture is actually of a very busy street with lots of human and vehicle traffic. But the exposure time was very much longer than today's standards (8-9 mins). That made the fast moving city traffic and human figures invisible in the picture. But if you look closely, you can see a gentleman getting his shoes polished. He must have stood really still long enough to get his silhouette in the picture. You can also see an unclear shadow of the chap who was doing the polishing. He must have moved indefinitely in his attempt to do the job, but still his image is vaguely visible probably due to the very short or swift movements he would have made while polishing.

Joy Maa........

Working on some Focal Points....

The Cup - test post 4rm my mobile

By the way.....shooting...

Lost....