Waves crashing on the shore at Rockholm Beach, Kovalam, Kerela
Sunset on Rockholm Beach, Kovalam, Kerala
The last time we went to India we stayed at the Rockholm Hotel in Kovalam, Kerela. Our room overlooked the sea, and the sea crashed on the rocks outside night and day. We had plenty of walks in the evenings along the beach, and I took hundreds of sunset photos.
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- Waves crashing on the shore at Rockholm Beach, Kovalam, Kerela
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- Sunset on Rockholm Beach, Kovalam, Kerala
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Very atmospheric and I love he crashing waves in the second one.
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Yes me too…. I meant to swap them around but I was posting from my iPad & it plays up a lot when I try to do anything out of the ordinary!
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Very beautiful. Sunsets on the beach are a dream of mine. I love sunsets and You have captured the theme Silhouette ! Well Done 😛
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Thank you! When we have gone to India we have always stay on the west coast so see the evening sun setting most nights. Local people come down to the beach after work and the noise and colour and light can be quite amazing. I have some great photos somewhere of families on the beach at sunset in Ernakalum with the Chinese Fishing nets, they are really stunning. I will post them when I find them 🙂
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I just read something about Kerala and your photos exemplified it. Great shots!
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Thanks & for visiting my blog. What were you reading about Kerala. My favourite book about it is ‘The God of Small Things‘ by Arundhati Roy. When I get time I will write about it in ‘My Favourite….’ page (still in the planning stages)
We have been to Kerala three times, it is a really beautiful place. They call it ‘God’s Own Country’ it is 🙂
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Really?!? Life is strange indeed! 🙂
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I’m looking forward to that post.
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Might take a while……
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No pressure. I’ll be here. 🙂
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Phew!
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Outstanding!!!! The crashing waves are just amazing
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Thank you! 🙂 it’s great to be able to share my photos with a big audience. My family are tired of telling me how good they are!
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Nice to see a glimpse of my homeland… Wonderful capture indeed..!!
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Thank you :). It is easy to take great photos in India, it is so beautiful & full of colour!
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This is excellent Barbara! 😉
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Thank you 🙂
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Awesome! Beautiful pictures. 🙂
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🙂
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A picture is worth a thousand words, as they say. That place looks enchanting.
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Indeed it was, and loud!!
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