India 2 (Gallery 19a)
Photos taken during our 2008 expedition. More to come.
You can see more photos from Rajasthan in gallery India 1.
"If the photographer succeeds in reflecting the exterior as well as interior world, his subject appear as “in real life.” In order to achieve this, the photographer must respect the mood, become integrated into the environment, avoid all the tricks that destroy human truth, and also make the subject of the photo forget the camera and the person using it. Complicated equipment and lights get in the way of naïve, unposed subjects. What is more fleeting than the expression on a face?" Henri Cartier-Bresson (French photographer 1908-2004), on subject ("American Photo", Sep/Oct 1997).
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Tea maker - Bassi
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Sweet offering - Bassi
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Bridge reflection - Pushkar
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Puskhar at night
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Offering a chapati to a sacred cow Jaisalmer
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Doing homework - Bassi
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Dances - Udaipur
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Milk brass pots - Bundi
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Jaisalmer
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Jaisalmer
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Bishnoi village
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Bishnoi village
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Bishnoi village
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Taj Mahal at dawn
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Taj Mahal at sunrise
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Langur monkeys at temple
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Sacred cow in street
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Nawalgarh
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Pushkar at dusk
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Nawalgarh
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Mandawa
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Nawalgarh
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Mural at Nawalgarh
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Nawalgarh
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Praying sadhu - Pushkar
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Bassi
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Baby langur monkey Chittorgarh
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At Mehrangarh Fort Jodhpur
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Bassi Fort
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Bundi
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Udaipur
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Oxen working a water well
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Udaipur
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Udaipur
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Pushkar Camel Fair
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"Simply look with perceptive eyes at the world about you, and trust to your own reactions and convictions. Ask yourself: "Does this subject move me to feel, think and dream? Can I visualize a print - my own personal statement of what I feel and want to convey - from the subject before me?" Ansel Adams (American photographer 1902-1984), ("The Best of Popular Photography" by Harvey V. Fondiller).
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