My World, My Perspective

Photography by Anil Hanumanthappa

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hi! thank you for dropping in.
a bit about myself - grew up in bangalore, india; studied in bishop cotton's (school), st. joseph's (pre-college), bms college (architecture) and then at tapmi (mba); currently live and work in dallas with a fantastic organization i have been with for a while now - so, that makes me a sales professional and an architect by education and experience - and now a photographer by passion. this website is a medium for me to share, with friends and family, my photographs and my perspectives of the world. none of the photographs posted here are for sale, so write to me if you want to use them in any way. two people who inspired me to create this website - meenakshi, for asking me if i had a passion in life and vandana, for being a catalyst.


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Featured Galleries

Yellowstone : It's surreal inside the world's largest volcano caldera - of geography; peaks, plains, badlands, rivers and lakes; of wildlife; bison, grizzlies, elk, eagles and wolves; of volcanic activity; geysers, springs, mudpots, terraces and fumaroles. Captured here are a few vignettes of an experience I recommend put on your "to do" list.

Yellowstone

It's surreal inside the world's largest volcano caldera - of geography ...

Updated: Jun 17, 2008 6:19am PST

Road to Bisti : "Don't let the Earth in me subside..." - Avenue of Hope (I Am Kloot).

Here are postcards from a 2000-mile road trip from Dallas, TX, to the Four Corners region (where Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico converge). In four days, over Thanksgiving, encountered extreme weather - thunderstorms, snow, freezing wind and eventually a little sunshine - while exploring Bisti Badlands (a 4000-acre region with extra-terrestrial landscape created by a juxtaposition of sandstone, clay and coal weathered by the elements), Mesa Verde (a region where the earliest American-Indians established their settlements) and miles of open road in between.

Road to Bisti

"Don't let the Earth in me subside..." - Avenue of Hope (I Am Kloot). ...

Updated: Dec 02, 2008 11:21am PST

Hawaii : Aloha! 
" O ka makapo wale no ka mea hapapa i ka pouli " : If you are going nowhere, you are guaranteed to get there - Hawaiian Proverb
Many firsts for me on this trip - Snorkeling, Snuba, Whale Watching, Hang Gliding, Hiking into a Crater, Jumping into a River, Watching the Sunrise at 10000-Ft and Weed.
Beaches, Waterfalls, Pools, Tropical forests, Rainbows, Quaint Towns and Unpredictable Weather - That's Hawaii for you in a nutshell.
Hope you like the pictures! Mahalo!

Hawaii

Aloha! " O ka makapo wale no ka mea hapapa i ka pouli " : If you are ...

Updated: Mar 14, 2009 10:07am PST

Peru : Two nights before the quake struck in Peru we were whiling away time at Mira Flores in Lima waiting for our flight back to New York; apparently a few people have lost their lives in that area of Lima. I do hope Lisa, Elena and David - part of the group who extended their stay in Peru - are safe and having a great time in the jungle and at the Nazca lines (update - they are OK).

Peru is simply a fantastic experience, everything about it is unique and unforgettable - friendly and welcoming people, a juxtaposition of cultures, old and new architecture, the elevation and mountains, endless steps, trails and vistas, a variety of food and pisco, exquisite art and handicrafts, exotic alpacas and llamas. 

I hope the pictures will give you some sense : of the great set of folks I shared the adventure with; of Cusco, capital of the Inca civilization; of hiking and camping the ancient, arduous Inca trail; of the mystical, magical Machu Picchu; of serene Lake Titicaca, highest navigable lake in the world; of Peru's people, food, flora, wildlife, art and architecture.

Note - The pictures are arranged based on the date taken; so you will find pictures in the following order - in and around Cusco (Page 1), the Inca trail and Machu Picchu (Page 11) and Lake Titicaca (Page 20) 

I will get around to captioning and describing the pictures in due course, meanwhile, do leave behind your thoughts and comments below; Gracias!

Peru

Two nights before the quake struck in Peru we were whiling away time a ...

Updated: Dec 11, 2007 7:34pm PST

Gallery Categories

Architecture

2 galleries with 72 photos

Updated: Oct 30, 2006 11:28pm

Nature

4 galleries with 66 photos

Updated: Nov 13, 2006 3:14pm

Travel

14 galleries with 1065 photos

Updated: Oct 27, 2006 4:57pm

Photography

4 galleries with 186 photos

Updated: Apr 19, 2007 3:27pm

Portfolio

7 galleries with 187 photos

Updated: Jan 21, 2007 6:49am

Family

4 galleries with 157 photos

Updated: Jan 28, 2009 2:50pm

Friends

1 gallery with 1 photos

Updated: Nov 23, 2006 8:29pm

Street Scenes

2 galleries with 77 photos

Updated: Apr 23, 2007 6:38am

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