Camels in Desert, Sam
From Jaisalmer (State: Rajasthan) at a distance of 42 kms is a popular spot in the desert is Sam (State: Rajasthan). People go to this place to watch sunset.
One can reach this place by driving on the road. Other most popular means of transport is camel safari.
Hi Rajesh
ReplyDeletefantastica foto... pieno relax !!
Bello il tuo mondo :-))
Buona giornata.
What an amazing sunset it must be to attract so many camels. At 65 and overweight and a bit infirm, I think I'll have to make the trip by car, sad to say.
ReplyDeleteA desert that's not deserted - how wonderful :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing view rajesh! loved to be there :)
ReplyDeleteThe sunsets must really be spectacular to draw so many people. I think this is the largest collection of camels I have seen in one photo. Fascinating!
ReplyDeleteA dramatic photograph. Well done!
ReplyDeleteHow amazing, riding the camel into the sunset! I would love to try it one day.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet the sunset is beautiful, and it must be fun to ride the camels. I've often wondered how riding them compares to horseback riding.
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific shadow shot, Rajesh! Love the resting camels! How fun to be able to see this! Enjoy your weekend!
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nice pictue
ReplyDeletean amazing photo!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that these beasts of burden get their time of relaxation as well as the humans. These are humped wonders, looking stately as well a elegant given they work as much as they can...
ReplyDeleteI've never seen so many camels before! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! This is what I love about Camera-Critters - I get to see things I normally probably wouldn't ever get to see. This is so cool!
ReplyDeletebeauty of nature....even wer ders harsh winds...n hardship of life :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sight to see so many camels enjoying the sunset!
ReplyDeleteI''ve been to the California desert, but the desert in your photo is what I picture when I think of the word "desert".
ReplyDeleteBeautiful one ... love sunset but never seen one from desert - camel safari would add more fun !!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adventure! I bet the sunset it amazing - would love to go there :)
ReplyDeletehttp://foto.rudenius.se/post/2010/07/31/Shadow-Shot-Sunday-115.aspx
Cool! Riding camel is in my bucket list of things to before I die. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful photo, so many camels, and a magnificent animal of the desert.
ReplyDeletethat is so cool. i would LOVE to see a sunset in that location, on camel transport.
ReplyDelete~laura
Great shot!
ReplyDeleteThere is one shot from National Geographic with camels and their shadows. At first, you don't really know which ones are the shadows and which ones are the camels.
Here is the link, in case you don't know the shot.
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/08/photo-contest/steinmetz-text
Have a great Sunday!
That is amazing, love the sunset. Camel safari that sounds like a lot of fun
ReplyDeletevery nice scene.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and the info.
Have a great day!
Interesting catch! I hadn't seen a lot of camels until when I visited Jaipur and made sure I spent a lot of time riding!
ReplyDeleteWhat an exotic scene. Doesn't seem real! Great Shadow Shot Raj.
ReplyDeleteHi Rajesh! One dfay I'll see that live... Thanks for showing it while I don't get there...
ReplyDeleteThere is a weird post at Blogtrotter Two... Enjoy and have a great Sunday and a gorgeous week ahead!
Wow, that's countless of came I saw on your photo, are they racing? Interesting photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture! Love the camels.
ReplyDeleteCamels are such exotic animals, at least to me.;)) I have never seen a camel in reality, only in a zoo. But then again, I am not sure I have seen one there either.;)
ReplyDeleteBut your pictures are the next best thing.;)
xoxo
Totally amazing Rajesh! The camels all resting with their colorful wraps -- beautiful shadows and your picture makes me feel like I'm actually there. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAmazing picture my friend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for passing by my spanish blog.
I have another one in French and also about travelling (I sign now from it)
Best regards from Argentina
Elisa
it...thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteits really great.
ReplyDeleteI did a camel safari there and slept in the desert! :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful and very impressive Photography!!!!
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC WORK!!!!
ciao ciao elvira
What a beautiful place to see!
ReplyDeletealways wanted to go there and shoot this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful shot. I would love to be there in person. I think my well-traveled niece has been there.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us this.
Barbara
another one to enjoy, im glad you included some info.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo and when I enlarged it, it was even better!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing way to see the sunset. I love the photo of the many camels. Perfect choice for the letter C. Very original.
ReplyDeleteIndia is indeed a fantastic place to be in..
ReplyDeleteYour photograph is just beautiful..! Thanks!
Love it.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Great capture for C. So many camels wandering or taking a moment to rest. They're really quite beautiful creatures.
ReplyDeleteThat is a most stunning photo.
ReplyDeleteI will go back and see in again and note the details.
I so want to ride a camel in the desert and then see the stars at night.
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacular photo! Looks like something straight out of the movies. I'll bet the sunset makes for a beautiful photo, too.
ReplyDeleteHi Rajesh wow, this is stunning, thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteWow, there's masses of camels! It looks a bit like a camel parking lot.
ReplyDelete'Camel' is an excellent choice of C-word. I also chose an animal for 'C', but a much smaller one!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Anna
Anna's Cats
Thanks for all the appreciation. The sunset in this place is great.
ReplyDeletehope to visit sam one day...
ReplyDeletehope these are well fed. Few I've seen locally are very skinny
ReplyDeletecool shot of relaxing camels .
ReplyDeletethis place is in my hit list to visit . great pic
ReplyDeleteNice capture. Good to know the info that a desert is there in India with this name :)
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