Sanjay Gandhi National Park of Mumbai is one of the few reserved forests in the world, located right in the middle of a city. In fact it is called the green lung of the much polluted Mumbai city. It has lions, tigers, leopards and hyenas besides monkeys and many species of birds. Lions and tigers are in a cordoned off area but leopards roam around freely. At times their interests do clash with humans but then this is the case all over the world. I love going for a jog in this park. Not to worry, I am not alone. There are many like me. It is so peaceful away from the hub bub of the city. This morning was not feeling like jogging so did the next best thing... carried my painting kit along, sat next to a stream and did this quick fire work. Hope you like it.
Sounds like a beautiful place to walk or jog or paint ... anything.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely right. Thanks for dropping by.
DeleteHi, AK, thank u for sharing a lovely work and precious time there. Keep up wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Sadami
Thanks Sadami. You are always so generous.
DeleteA refreshing work after a long time, great idea to couple jogging with painting!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Padmaja.
DeleteVery nice painting, looks very beautiful place for relaxing, walking or painting too !!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice and creative day !!!
Thanks a lot. Much appreciated.
Deletekeep your creativity asit, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThank you so much.
DeleteLooks like a wonderful place....beautiful painting !
ReplyDeleteThanks Jane.
DeleteNice painting AK, I like how you handled the water.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat.
DeleteOh, my! Free-range leopards! Be safe. This is a beautiful painting. Such strong value changes give one a lot to see and enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. You are very generous.
DeleteIt's a very lovely painting. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Silvia.
DeleteVery beautiful work, with so much movement, even though it depicts a static scene
ReplyDeleteI love this piece. Your tree has such a wonderful gesture and it's a great composition.
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