Photographs

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My photograph with 3 Great Leaders of CII (right to left)
Mr S Raghupathy, Deputy Director General, CII
Dr Shivraj Dhaka, Counsellor, CII-GBC
Mr S Srinivas, Deputy Executive Director, CII-GBC;
Mr K S Venkatagiri, Executive Director; CII-GBC Hyderabad; 

celebrated marriage anniversary on 7-7-2016

cloud farms, amazing view captured while going to Bengaluru from Hyderabad
Amazing view, during landing at Bengaluru airport
Amazing view, during landing at Bengaluru airport
Amazing view, during landing at Bengaluru airport
Amazing view, during landing at Bengaluru airport
Amazing view, during landing at Bengaluru airport
Amazing view, during landing at Bengaluru airport
Amazing view, during landing at Bengaluru airport

Expert doing 'Termite Treatment' in building

Expert doing 'Termite Treatment' in building


ant and ant 

ant and ant 

Piece of flower, spread across the tiles, CII GBC Hyderabad 

Plant at CII GBC Hyderabad 

Residential building block at MNIT Jaipur 

Residential building block at MNIT Jaipur 

Residential building block at MNIT Jaipur 

Residential building block at MNIT Jaipur 

Residential building block at MNIT Jaipur 

Residential building block at MNIT Jaipur 

before landing at Chennai, amazing views landscape

before landing at Chennai, amazing views landscape

before landing at Chennai, amazing views landscape

before landing at Chennai, amazing views landscape

Amazing views, Offshore, Chennai 

Amazing views, Offshore, Chennai 

Offshore, Chennai 

Interior views at Hablis Hotel Chennai 

Interior views at Hablis Hotel Chennai 

Interior views at Hablis Hotel Chennai 

Room service, Hablis Hotel Chennai 

CII, Chennai Office 

CII, Chennai Office 

Room service, Hablis Hotel Chennai 

Room service, Hablis Hotel Chennai 

Room service, Hablis Hotel Chennai 

Restaurant at Hablis Hotel Chennai 

CII Chennai Office, A green office 

CII Chennai Office, A green office 

International Airport, Chennai, outdoor views 

International Airport, Chennai

Lounge at International Airport, Chennai, Lighting making amazing texture

Lounge at International Airport, Chennai

from, Lounge at International Airport, Chennai

from, Lounge at International Airport, Chennai

Lounge at International Airport, Chennai

Buffalo with very long horn, at Indra Residency, Hyderabad

Buffalo with very long horn, at Indra Residency, Hyderabad

Hotel Subha International, Mumbai

Hotel Subha International, Mumbai

Hotel Subha International, Mumbai


Tim Tai Restaurant at Kondapur, Hyderabad

Tim Tai Restaurant at Kondapur, Hyderabad

Interior work at Green Park Hotel, Begumpet, Hyderabad

Interior work at Green Park Hotel, Begumpet, Hyderabad

Interior work at Green Park Hotel, Begumpet, Hyderabad

In photography, timing plays vital role. Morning time before Sun rise is called the golden time for photography. Above photograph was captured in the morning while going Hyderabad airport. 

In photography, timing plays vital role. Morning time before Sun rise is called the golden time for photography. Above photograph was captured in the morning while going Hyderabad airport. 

In photography, timing plays vital role. Morning time before Sun rise is called the golden time for photography. Above photograph was captured in the morning while going Hyderabad airport. 

In photography, timing plays vital role. Morning time before Sun rise is called the golden time for photography. Above photograph was captured in the morning while going Hyderabad airport. 

In photography, timing plays vital role. Morning time before Sun rise is called the golden time for photography. Above photograph was captured in the morning while going Hyderabad airport. 

IGBC Conference on Green Hospital, Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai

IGBC Conference on Green Hospital, Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai

IGBC Conference on Green Hospital, Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai
Interior work at Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai
Interior work at Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai

Interior work at Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai

Interior work at Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai

Panoramic view of MNIT (Malaviya National Institute of Technology) Jaipur 

Expert doing 'Termite Treatment' in building


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