-- Deepu Mathew
My name is Deepu Mathew and I am a blogger from kerala, India. If you are looking for information about kerala - "Gods own country", photographs of kerala, wish to visit kerala and my photography skills, you have come to the right place.
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Decade Dreams
It’s been a decade now, but those sweet memories of CMS College life are not faded at all. In my wildest dreams I always wanted to go back to the campus to do another rounds of fun and studies.
Ah…..dreams….but the reality is I am miles and miles away from the oldest college in india, but YouTube keeps me closer to the college. These are some the music videos shot in Kottayam CMS College campus.
Saturday, May 03, 2008
::Thru the Lens
From my childhood days onwards I have been following the great photography works in Tamil Cinema and great still photography works from photographs all around the world. I dreamed every time that I am going to click the same shot next time. But sadly no still camera until I started earning for myself. Thus I bought a Canon S2 S1 from
Photo 5: Sunset is my all time favorite, Shot take from my apartment in Pune Photo 6: Nature, I can’t forget this tree, I had spend long afternoons under this shade. The picture was taken from
Photo 9: Deep’s, I have seen the name “Deep” on several places, this time I could not stop me clicking. A wall painting from the streets of
Photo 17,18,19: images of kerala, One can see and experience wild, blossom, nature always – simply “Gods own Country”
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Postcard from the Land Of Skyscrapers
Finally I too got a chance to visit every IT guys dream country “The United States of America”. As a part of my current project assignment I had to work at our clients office located in
Busy weekdays but those Saturdays and Sundays were for me. I explored the streets of
During my stay in
Sunday, September 09, 2007
::Back to CMS College, Kottayam
I kept on capturing the greenery of the college with my Canon S2 IS. Finally after two hours of time, we returned to home. Hope to come back to the “Great CMS” again.
Vagamon:: The Land of Tea Estates
We started from kottayam at 10:30 am for a 65 kms travel by Anil's car. It was raining and witnesses a minor accident on the way, but that doesn't stop us to see the land of tea gardens. But we have lost good amount of time to finish all the formalities.
We stopped at Erattupettai for taking some snaps of hills before heading towards the hairpin roads. Also spend some time at Maramala water falls near Teekoy Rubber Estate.
There is often a saying that you do not need to carry a travel guide to Vagamon hills. WHY? It's so simple. As soon as you reach the foot of the fills, you get wrapped in mist and from here the mist is you guide.
The zig-zag roads and the tea gardens on either side are breathtaking. We found some place for parking and started walking to one of the tea estates. There was no sign of anybody and we enjoyed every moment of tea garden, a valley and the beauty of mist. I couldn't hide my camera and keep on clicking the beauty of vagamon: The Hills of Tea.
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Monday, December 25, 2006
BEYOND CLASSMATES
We are Anil George, Deepu Mathew, Philip Thomas, Prasanth P.G., Reju C. Alex and Sujit Samuel. Like anybody’s campus life our degree days were also filled with comedy, tragedy, bunking, chasing and outing but a Big No for smoking and boozing. We loved to sit on the campus round aana, canteen and at Anil’s house rather than any of the mathematics class.
Just Before The Final Exam in 1998
Anil George:
He was the greatest comedian in our class. Some times a BBC for all of us. But we can’t forget Anil’s famous words…”I know HER name, HER father’s name and HER car number…”
Deepu Mathew:
Me…..what to write ….please add somebody!!!
But others can’t forget the greatest ever comedy produced and directed by me in front of THE GREAT HALL. My friends were the audience and people who played the character roles are settled in some part of the world now.
Philip Thomas:
Better call “Kumarakom’s own Boy”. No need to introduce him to the world. He will manage it with his own words ..“I am Philip ...Philip Thomas” …Give him 5 minutes, he will tell you the family roots and the history.
Prasanth P.G.:
He had to play lots of roles during the college days, sometimes as a discoverer, some times as a detective. Both times I was the victim.
Reju C. Alex:
A silent killer from our gang. Nicked named as Rev. Father Olinjunottam, there are enough evidence to prove why he owns that name. STOP ..its a suspense ..Reju will reveal that to the world one day in his autobiography.
Sujit Samuel:
He was the CEO of our group and the best example of executing IF..ELSE clause before even think for something. I can still recollect his “English speech” during our association inauguration and the claps and wishes he earned from our junior girls :)
On Reju’s Wedding Day!!!
Reju: Busy celebrating X’mas with Michael
Anil: Gone to kerala for celebrating X’mas and for searching Malayala Manorama matrimonial
Prasanth: Preparing for a Kerala visit, he wants to make it as a memorable one this time
Reconnections:
- Nothing decided such but probably a marriage of somebody
I wish once more:
- To spend some time on cms campus round aana.
- Masala Dosha from Hotel Aryas and the fight at bill payment
- Chappati and beef from Jewel Box
- An evening at Thirunakkara Temple Maidan
- To read Anil’s Diary
Saturday, December 16, 2006
The amazing experience...
Kumarakom
An unbelievably beautiful paradise of mangrove forests, emerald green paddy fields and coconut groves interspersed with enchanting waterways
and canals adorned with white Lillies - this is Kumarakom.
Kettuvallom - Houseboats
No trip to Kumarakom is complete without a backwater cruise on a houseboat.
Years back when the present rail and road networks were non-existent,
cargo movement was through waterways, with
which the state was naturally and abundantly blessed. Kettuvalloms were the crafts used for the purpose.
Kettuvalloms are large country boats, often measuring 80 feet and more, made from planks of Anjili wood, stitched together using coir ropes, and coated with a black resin made from boiled cashew kernels. These boats used to ferry goods across the state.
A holiday on a houseboat is a holiday with a difference. A seven star cruise liner can give you
thrills and frills. A houseboat on the backwaters off Kumarakom can give you Peace. And unlike a holiday on a resort, in a houseboat the sights are new, the sounds are new, every sensation is new every passing moment.
Contact Kayal Queen for more info.
and njoy Kappa, Karimeen, Kallu...