Hey Everyone,
        Sorry for the late update. I guess I forgot.. Anyway, Ganpati is almost over! Its so boring now. So naturally I turn to photography. I'll tell you about the "Bokeh" effect. For the record, the spelling is correct.
You click a photo with a bokeh effect by using a low aperture value eg. f/3.4. This creates a very blurry background. 
       Keep a few lights in the blurry area and an object (can be anything visible) in the area under focus and you have created a bokeh effect! Here are a few pictures with bokeh effect that I clicked so you understand what I am saying.

This way, I have kept the flames, the lamp and the ganpati in focus while there is another lamp in the background which is blurry.
   I have also tried to click a few photos in B&W (Black & White).

Hey Everyone.
I have decided to do one post every week.. so you will find an update next week Saturday.
      Last week, the view from my room of the sky was awesome! It was raining at first and the droplets on the window looked very good so naturally I clicked the photo of them. Later when the sun started to set, the sky showed a variety of different colors.