Play of Lights

Overload

Trip to Nungshigum and then to Litan in the East District and Ukhrul District respectively with Deepak on his mobike in the morning. This is not the type of trips resembling the usual weekend trips which are far more refreshing and restful. This is the kind of assignment squashing the time like - delivering 20 odd outdoor photographs related to WW-II (supposed to be stunning or influencing the wow factor) from around the countryside and the hilly terrains in locations previously earmarked in all four directions, in just under a couple of weeks. (Usual calculation is for a couple of days per image - ideally suited for a one month period's assignment). Still, the weather do play all it's tricks around the clock forcing me to waste about a week waiting in limbo for a clearance of the untimely rains and the gray skies. However, the sky's got it's usual hue intermittently since a couple of days ago - hurriedly forcing me to embark on all sorts of stunts 'round the countryside in the bike dangling a camera (the 'hum vee's got a revamp at Anil's workshop and its progress is in a snail's pace - so typical of Anil's work). Half way to go to the top and I've got only five days left before the dateline.

Wish I had wings to fly.