Here I am, On the road again

snan · 19th April 2010, 16:16

Am not a great fan of introductions. But over here the exception is manifest given that I've been browsing around these parts for now, like, ages ! So it is indeed apt for me to pen down a few lines about myself !

I belong to that ever growing (dont know if that is positive or negative) clan of Engineer-MBAs. Did my engineering in Mechanical Engineering and have been a fan of machines since then.

Was in Africa during my engineering days where I used to drive toyotas and a Pajero, all nice old rattling 4x4s - but fun nevertheless. Since I was in construction I have driven some big mean machines like the D6s from Caterpillar. I love the raw power they have.

Back in India post, my MBA, I work as a consultant in Mumbai / Delhi. I love travelling - especially to wilderness and forests and I consider myself to be a decent wildlife photographer (My love for 4x4s are essentially driven by that). No marks for guessing where, within tbhp, Ive spent most of my browsing bandwidth !
Assuming it's ok by forum rules to plug one's own website, here is the link to my portfolio for anyone out there who like to see some wildlife photography.
Suhas Anand

Hope to learn a lot. Especially on technical side. Have been driving for over 15 years now but still consider myself a novice ! Atleast Im blessed with the knowledge of ignorance ! This place has indeed been a revelation with both the repository of knowledge but also the quality of posts alike.

Adios for now. Let me go learn all of them the rules by-heart !

Snan

Dippy · 19th April 2010, 17:42

I admit that is some mind blowing photography Suhas. You are a pro. Would love to read about your adventures in Africa. Would make for some interesting read. Also how about posting a review of your driving experiences with the D6s.

Take a stop by the Announcements to understand the forum policies

Welcome to Team BHP Suhas

phamilyman · 19th April 2010, 17:59

Suhas,

The WIMWIan if I understand right, eh?

Welcome either ways - awesome shots on there!!

Utopian · 19th April 2010, 18:37

Welcome Suhaas to the forum. I loved that bird album, especially the owls.

We hope to hear more from you in the travelogue section. And those snaps were really good.

snan · 19th April 2010, 22:04

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Originally Posted by Dippy

I admit that is some mind blowing photography Suhas.
Take a stop by the Announcements to understand the forum policies

Welcome to Team BHP Suhas

Thanks dippy - I did go through the rules and quite liked the insistence on using proper English for a change !!

Quote:

Originally Posted by phamilyman

Suhas,

The WIMWIan if I understand right, eh?

Welcome either ways - awesome shots on there!!

Yes, Phamilyman, you guessed right. Im class of 2006 - are you from there too ?!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Utopian

Welcome Suhaas to the forum. I loved that bird album, especially the owls.

We hope to hear more from you in the travelogue section. And those snaps were really good.

Thanks Utopian - owls are amongst the most photogenic subjects !! And I love them too !!

19th April 2010, 16:16	#1
snan BHPian Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: DXB/BLR/KOC Posts: 112 Thanked: 716 Times	Here I am, On the road again Am not a great fan of introductions. But over here the exception is manifest given that I've been browsing around these parts for now, like, ages ! So it is indeed apt for me to pen down a few lines about myself ! I belong to that ever growing (dont know if that is positive or negative) clan of Engineer-MBAs. Did my engineering in Mechanical Engineering and have been a fan of machines since then. Was in Africa during my engineering days where I used to drive toyotas and a Pajero, all nice old rattling 4x4s - but fun nevertheless. Since I was in construction I have driven some big mean machines like the D6s from Caterpillar. I love the raw power they have. Back in India post, my MBA, I work as a consultant in Mumbai / Delhi. I love travelling - especially to wilderness and forests and I consider myself to be a decent wildlife photographer (My love for 4x4s are essentially driven by that). No marks for guessing where, within tbhp, Ive spent most of my browsing bandwidth ! Assuming it's ok by forum rules to plug one's own website, here is the link to my portfolio for anyone out there who like to see some wildlife photography. Suhas Anand Hope to learn a lot. Especially on technical side. Have been driving for over 15 years now but still consider myself a novice ! Atleast Im blessed with the knowledge of ignorance ! This place has indeed been a revelation with both the repository of knowledge but also the quality of posts alike. Adios for now. Let me go learn all of them the rules by-heart ! Snan
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19th April 2010, 17:42	#2
Dippy Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mumbai, India Posts: 7,775 Thanked: 4,316 Times	I admit that is some mind blowing photography Suhas. You are a pro. Would love to read about your adventures in Africa. Would make for some interesting read. Also how about posting a review of your driving experiences with the D6s. Take a stop by the Announcements to understand the forum policies Welcome to Team BHP Suhas
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phamilyman Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 5,975 Thanked: 4,675 Times	Suhas, The WIMWIan if I understand right, eh? Welcome either ways - awesome shots on there!!
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19th April 2010, 18:37	#4
Utopian BHPian Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: New Delhi Posts: 721 Thanked: 269 Times	Welcome Suhaas to the forum. I loved that bird album, especially the owls. We hope to hear more from you in the travelogue section. And those snaps were really good.
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