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Images and videos published on ifany.org in rough chronological order according to the image metadata. Page 18 of 52

March 31st to August 4th, 2012


Strong winds were pushing the coconut palms.
In the evening a storm was brewing and some kids had started a fire by the main temple.
Nandhini posing with her bike as a troup of pilgrimmers enter the temple even though it's actually after closing time and the guard would like to go home.
After biking around the palace we somehow ended up lost in the middle of a banana plantage, and had to ask the kind owner to rescue us, which he happily did.
A three toed giant accidentally stepped on this rock. In fact it's a plate made by the king so that he could serve a thousand people at the same sitting.
My favorite lions once again, smiling as they hold up the entire building.
Details from the outer walls of a particularly well decorated building on the palace grounds
the king's step tank. Here he would bathe before he would cover his body in scented oils, wrestle giants and ride out on the plains on his horse to greet the dawn.
A photo detailing the construction of a temple roof that Nandhini took.
Ganesha cut out of some beautiful black stone.
A nicely cut column inside the royal palace where we had gone with bikes to explore.
My favorite statue by far. How delighted must a god be to put up this face? VERY delighted, that's for sure. Or maybe enraged.
A couple of priests/touts asking for donations after we had taken their picture.
This is me, walking amidst the ruins. Nandhini took the photo and is here hiding behind the camera.
A gang of unruly youngsters were biking around and demanded I take a photography.
The site of pilgrimage, this time photographed from the other side of the river.
A couple of Shivas cut out of the bedrock.
The footsteps of a square footed dinosaur with a very wide and perculiar gait.
We would be walking on the rocks and suddenly stumble over small (or rather big) pieces of the past
Walking along the river in the early morning we came across several small ruins like this one.
The beach at the corner of the river right in between two big temples was a place of pilgrimage. Each day people would go for a quick swim while the small circular boats were drying on the river bank.
Small circular boats were floating up and down the river
A staircase leading up to a temple on top of the hill in which there was a holy man smoking marijuana and telling us about the snake god.
We found this very large caterpillar. The book next to it is a standard sized moleskin.
A few goats a lining up to inspect a ruin.
A temple monkey and her temple monkey apprentice baby monkey
My favorite lions, keeping up temples everywhere while smiling
Close up of an entrance of another temple not so far from the first temple (and next to a third temple)
Nandhini looking out over the banana plantages
The temple next to which we found a room in a guesthouse and moved in
Another local fellow of a similar color
A goat herder was grazing his goats around a few temples while he was sitting in the shade nearby.
There were more small decorations like this than I could point my lens at
Another overview of the temple and landscape
A couple of local monkeys hanging out
a local fellow
Nandhini is enjoying the view from the train in the morning as we are arriving at Hospet
Com street, Bangalore in the evening
Nandhini's aunt's mother playing a Veena
Nandhini's aunt's mother, with Nandhini's aunt in the background.
A photo of Nandhini taken by Swati.
A nice shot of my new shoes. I think Nandhini took this photo too.
Photo of my face. I think Nandhini took this photo.
Bark
Twisted branches on a tree. Not my photo.
The paparazzi's got really close. I (obviously) didn't take this photo.
A pine cone in the grass. I didn't take this photo.
Picture of a neat flower in a park in Bangalore. I didn't take this photo.
I'm sleeping out my jetlag next to what looks like a skeleton from this angle. I'm not sure who took the photo.
Nandhini with wind in her hair. My nose can be seen up in the corner. This photo is taken by Swati.
One last look back at the glacier
A rainbow came by the next morning
Late night chillin'
A glacier crevasse is inspected
Three expedition members take moment to tan next to the refuge
The view from the refuge towards Le Grand Combin
Upon seeing this photo again, I regret not having poured the beer before taking the shot
Bill followed by Camilo and a giant glacier
Across a lake of ice, glaciers came tumbling down in slow motion.
The view that met us as we reached the pass.
A suitable place for lunch.
Outside of a lot of uphill walking, climbing mountains also includes traversing treacherous snow fields.
After spotting a marmot, we sent two expedition members out to asses the situation. Here they are posing just outside the very hole the Marmot escaped in.
The view towards La Guidecca
St. Mark's square with the Doge's palace.
A house and half a gondola
Two pieces of wood with the Rialto Bridge in the background.
Instead of ringing a bell, you can knock on the door using a decapitated head held in place by two dragons.
The view of the Grand Canal from the Rialto bridge.
Windows slightly at an angle
French balconies
Empty mansion on the grand canal.
Lobster colored building
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