Walk the talk

Gone are the days when a picture was supposed to be sensible and pictures were solely meant for creating memories. Several types of photography emerged; portrait, wildlife, landscape. All was good until a bug named selfies started eating the brains of one and all. True, it always existed. Every one of us has at least once tried when we didn't even know what it meant. It was just the craze of getting oneself clicked. But then, it was sane since it wasn't exaggerated. I don't know which dumb-ass thought of making this selfie a trend. Within some time, the selfie stuff got viral. You could literally see every one clicking. All you need is a cam. Doesn't matter which. Mobile cams being commonly used, doesn't rule out DSLR's. I know of thin framed people clicking themselves in mirror with DSLR holding it at weird angles. "True it's hurting my wrist, but I'll give a smile untill its broken"  Sigh! It was more often seen to be a fad wit...

This is one of the major transitional phase I'm undergoing through. Shifting to a new place far away from home, away from your parents, friends, peers etc. New places, new people, new experiences, it's all synonymous. Its all part and parcel  when you leave home, kind of a package offer . This one transition led to another, shifting to Pune for studies wasn't that simple as it looked. They say "Pune tithe kaay oone". Yeah. wow! so true. Besides, the conventional problems faced by everyone alike while shifting viz. weather, food and place in general. There are many more aspects to this place. Pune, the word itself speaks volumes about it. The people especially, they are some out of the universe creatures. Endemic and crazy for sure! The people affect the places and obviously the organisations and institutions. Basically any stuff that is run by people here has its own Puneri signature to it. For instance my admission procedure which looks & sounds so s...