"God's Own Country" in Kerala

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At the southern-most part of India lies Kerala, the most beautiful untouched paradise. It exists as if to only show us a glimpse of what perfection should be - the Arabian sea was perfect, the hues of green all around us was perfect, the smells, the people, the food all of them perfect. I did not want to leave.

Kerala's tourism committee coined it's tag line "God's Own Country," and it is nothing short of it.

Kerala, I will be back. <3

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Comments (10)

David 8 months ago
fantastic colors.
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bobbyg 8 months ago
Thank you David! And since you've got dough to go around, might i suggest this as your next vacation spot with Camilla?
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vitanov 8 months ago
It is nice to see summer photos in the middle of winter season ...
Nice man... As David say - colors are great, only photoshop or you use something else?
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Stevo 8 months ago
wow, that looks like an incredible place. I always said I wanted to travel to India some day looking at Tommy Hannon's shots, and this is another part of it I would like to discover...Great pics
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bobbyg 8 months ago
Thanks guys!

Vitanov: I use Lightroom for my shots and some photos get a touch up in Photoshop.

Stevo: Tommy's shots are always inspirational. That guys travels a lot doesn't he? :)
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adiulici01 8 months ago
Great gallery!

The first one is my fav ;)
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repponen 8 months ago
Very cool place!

When I was in India, people told me that if you go to the very south spot of India, you can see that the ocean has 2 different colors to the right and to the left. Is it like that?
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bobbyg 8 months ago
Anton, I believe it is because of the merge between the Indian ocean, Arabian Sea, and the Bay of Bengal.. but yes it is true. Glad you like the place! Now can you give me a tip on why my flash throws a shadow on all my photos from my 60's party set? It is the stock flash on the cam.. are they just built wrong or what?
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martyfm 8 months ago
Great shots! I guess i'll have to add this place to my list!

AS far as the shadow goes, On SLR cameras it usually has to do with the lens creating a shadow from the built in pop up flash. From what I can tell, it looks like you are using a wide angle lens which will amplify the shadow effect. Gary Fong makes a product called the Puffer, that will diffuse your flash and eliminate this effect.
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bobbyg 8 months ago
martyfm thanks for that link! And thanks as well for the compliment. Rock on
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