You will live in hell

I can't help but curse... how can someone think of destruction in this scale? Which ideolog can justify such carnage? Which state can have peace watered by the bloods of hundreds of innocents.
What happened in Delhi and has been happening in many other parts of the world over the past few years -- the illogical massacre of people who had no ideologies, no demands and no ill will against anyone -- can only explained as a love for death and destruction... no religion or stream of thought can sanction this carnage...
Are these people so blind to the destruction -- both physical and mental caused by them? I beleive I'm a hardened journalist as far as news goes, but I could help but cry seeing a baby dead on the streets of Saorjini Nagar... what did he/she do to anyone in the world? What about guys... don't you see all this... you might have your own reasons and justifications.... but can ths leave you any better that those whom you consider as your enemies....
I'm helpless, like the millions of others out there left to suffer for the what a few people have started unleasing on humanity.... but i can curse that who ever did this will not escape with a punishment as simple as death... you will live in hell....
Amen

The lion in winter

The lion in winter
Originally uploaded by kamikazengp.

Red as the moon?

Red as the moon?
Originally uploaded by kamikazengp.

Like most of the world, the moon has always fascinated me. An that disc in the sky plays its games with me, once in a while throwing open a pandoras box of visual treats. Here's one such rendezevous with the night sky.

A pool by the road

A pool by the road
Originally uploaded by kamikazengp.

Seems to have found just the place to cool off, in the middle of the road.

girl

girl
Originally uploaded by ahsup.

A dream of a pic, came across this on flickr... reading the photographer's account, I think he was damn lucky.

Table manners

Table manners
Originally uploaded by kamikazengp.

The boy doesn't seem sure what I'm up to with the camera. Most probably mine is the first one he's seen considering the state and location of this village in Orissa. One thing strike you about the state is the how the colour brown dominates.