Yogendra174 posted a photo:

Very clean and white temple tower around the hills of Pune. I thought it looks interesting.. I wish there was a bit of wind to see the full view of the saffron-flag.

Also i have used photomatrix for the HDR (to get the lost details in both highlights and in shadows

Yogendra174 posted a photo:

Some strange looking beans on the tree.. i would have loved if the sky had some clouds to add to the composition! (doesn't it look like snakes?)

Yogendra174 posted a photo:

Yea.. that's by beloved car!! (cleaned up the number for privacy sake!)

Location: New road being constructed in Hinjewadi Phase 3 (Pune, India)

Processing: This is HDR from single RAW

Nilanjan Sasmal posted a photo:

This time of this year (spring and early summer) this yellow blossom is all over the places in Pune. But nobody seems to know the name of this plant/flower. I am looking for it too. do let me know, if you are aware.

ravi_gogte posted a photo:

A fly on Gliricidia sepium flowers, often simply referred to as Gliricidia (common names: Mata Raton; Cacao de nance or cacahnanance in Honduras; Kakawate in the Philippines, Madre Cacao in the Philippines and Guatemala; and Madriado in Honduras), photographed in Pune, India. At the start of Spring season, the tree sheds most of its leaves and pretty pink flowers adorn the branches.

Vi. Ko. (Vikas K.) posted a photo:

Taken during the monsoon season of 2008. After reaching the top, I felt as if the heaven must be starting from here :)

Advocate with a camera posted a photo:

“The silence often of pure innocence persuades when speaking fails.”
The Bard of Avon.

Advocate with a camera posted a photo:

Is there anything more beautiful than a child's smile?

J Anand posted a photo:

Bhaja, a famous Buddhist rock cut shrine of 2nd century is situated 6 kms away from Lonavala in Maharastra.

You are to climb almost half a km to reach this beautiful scenic spot where Viharas (hostel) and a huge Chaitya hall (worship place) were chiselled for Buddhist monks and devotees in pre Chistian era. A village of the same name is located at the foothills of this mountain.Although the facade of a grand structure has almost collapsed the Chaitya is still the most remarkable structure over here.

FredMikeRudy posted a photo:

Thanks to Rolf Heimann for the scan.

The story behind this Bishops' Boy is at :
virtualpoona.blogspot.com/2008/04/poona-company-good-news...