I used to be partial to browns a few years ago when I went through an ethnic phase. My colour schemes usually ranged from pale beige to taupe to dark mahogany, with warm colour highlights. Of late, however, I find myself leaning towards the more contemporary white/grey palette. Strange how our preferences evolve.
Here’s a gallery of browns from my travels.
Brown in architecture
Brown in landscape
Brown in art
And design
Brown animals
The taste of brown
The smell of brown
….and its aroma!
Until next time…..happy travels, no matter where life takes you 🙂
Beautiful shots, Madhu!
Thank you Uday.
Mmm… Brown smells spicy! 🙂
Now why didn’t I think of spice???
A great serie! Brown is great!
Thanks Hans. I agree 🙂
Great selection of browns especially tea and the taste f brown !!!
Thanks Praveena. There is a never ending choice of browns with food isn’t there?
I love these, I still lean towards these colors. I suspect it might be my love of coffee and chocolate.
Ah yes, I am addicted to both of those too 🙂
Shades of brown do appeal to me. You’ve chosen some wonderful subjects to showcase this color.
Thanks Judy 😉
Many shades of brown in their best, Madhu – a wonderful collection!
Thanks Ese 🙂
I too am an earthy “brown” girl. Love your selections Madhu. 🙂
Thank you Luann 🙂
What a gorgeous array of browns, Madhu. I love those camels, and that Metro station is stunning. Where was the photo in your header taken? The carving on that rock is so intricate. xxx Ailsa
Thanks Ailsa. The header is from Kerak, a crusader castle in Jordan.
Of all the terrific shots, it was the simple brown tea in the plain plain cups that absolutely reached out and grabbed me. I can taste the tea —
That was from a tiny tea stall in Agra and was easily the best thing we tasted there, along with some special puris quite unlike any we had had before!
Brilliant! Awesome presentation amd very creative posting, Madhu. Your brown design looks so cool.
Ah thank you kind sir! Always nice to hear from you 🙂
Wow, we have the same colour schemes! And I love brown in combination with blue.
You know when we ladies comes up over 50 we shouldn’t wear black close to our face because the few wrinkles that we have will become even deeper – so brown and grey is to recommend. *smile – Same with mascara …
And you have nearly the same angle on the Eiffel Tower as I had on one of my favorite shots. I just love your gallery of browns and my pick of this great bunch is the two “mugs” with tea or something.
We do share a lot of things in common it seems! Hope you ‘sorry ass’ is treating you kindly Viveka! Hugs 🙂