Mango showers are the pre-monsoon showers in the Indian states of Karnataka, Kerala and Goa that help in the ripening of mangoes. These summer showers normally come in the second half of the month of April, though the arrival is difficult to predict. The showers prevent the mangoes from dropping prematurely from trees.
Wooow its awesome shot.
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ReplyDeleteNice & Excellent shot, i like your pics.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic again, and also interesting to learn about...perhaps the next post you could also tell us just how/why it is the rain keeps them from falling...I'm curious...maybe I will "google" mangoes s well
ReplyDeleteI am not sure how/why, but I guess the rain helps to wash away the powdery mildew that are the main cause of premature fruit drop.
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ReplyDeleteOh cool! Do you grow the mangoes?
ReplyDeleteI don't grow mangoes. My in-laws have a mango tree in their front yard. This was shot there.
DeleteWow! This is so exotic! Never seen something like this :)Absolutely fantastic shots.
ReplyDeleteWonderful captured! I love those small droplets on the mango!
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I miss having mango trees. We had some in Florida when we lived there.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!
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Beautiful photos...
ReplyDeleteLovely images. I so love to see water droplets hanging from a plant. Your commentary explaining the benefits of the rain really adds to the experience of viewing your photos. Thank you for linking up with Photo Art Friday!
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ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful macros. Thanks for sharing. Visiting from PAF. Karen
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteI love mangoes and both your beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe feeling of freshness is just dripping from your photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so fresh!
ReplyDeleteReally wonderfully executed photos! Also, interesting information about the monsoons. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteThey look just the right kind to make a tasty chutney :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... The first picture is just wonderful
ReplyDeleteI love the rain drops hanging onto the fruit. Beautiful composition Shiju.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mangos...so alive with rain. Thanks for linking to Friday Shootout.
ReplyDeleteSo nice & very good shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, Shiju. Love how you captured the water droplets. Nice use of rule of thirds on that first one to draw the eye right to them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots and some interesting info. I love the mango. Great job.
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Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteAwesome captures!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. I really like the 1st one with the water droplets on the mangoes.
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting to read about them and how the rain helps their growth.
Love the first shot!
ReplyDeleteHmmm thinking how good this unripe mango is made crave. ^_^
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Your photos make my senses come alive. That first photo is so refreshing and juicy wet. It looks so good.
ReplyDeleteBoth are shot very nice, i like it.
ReplyDeleteI grew mangoes once but confess I have never seen such beautiful photos of them.
ReplyDeletelove the first shot, clear, balanced and the water drops - fantastic shot.
ReplyDeleteI certainly do love those mangoes. The trees grow amazingly large. Funny, I didn't make it to either Goa or Kerala this trip but, hopefully, I will be back.
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