After clicking the grass on left, the one I have used in previous post (first and forth image) with sky as background, I was so much interested on clicking more pictures same way. The sky was clean and amazingly lovely that day.
The first one is a fern. I was attracted by its finger like cuts stretching towards the sky.
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| Fern |
These plants were attached on the walls just below the fountain. Green is always my favorite :)
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Khajoor trees were abundantly found there. The piercing leaves are beautiful, aren't they?
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| Khajoor Tree |
I had already emptied the Handicam battery and had no camera, my companion passed through it without noticing or probably noticed but didn't find as beautiful as my eyes did. I insisted on clicking a picture of it because I had fallen for its orange-green beauty.
I don't know what the name this lovely plant bears. Probably it is a Cactus... or you name it. Look at the orange petals on its body... Isn't it lovely?
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| Cactus?? You name it !! |
Dhoopi?? Yes Dhoopi in Nepali. The little cute Dhoopi plants on our School's garden were different than this one but I think this plant is also Dhoopi. Not so well captured, but I had spent lot much time to capture this shot.
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| Dhoopi |
Huge Gamalas (vases on which plants are grown) on corridors were my first impression of our School SOS Hermann Gmeiner School (Itahari, Sunsari, Nepal). Rubber plants were introduced to me there. I confused it with Bar Trees in initial days but later realized the difference. This pretty new leaf could have been clicked better right? But I could not do better. I turned round all the directions and tried to take a good shot, yet it is not totally satisfactory.
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| Rubber Plant |
