This is the second in my series of photos of Indian Groups (original post
here). The first is my favourite - Indian Santas and Elves that I snapped in a shopping mall today...very topical! The rest of the pictures are from my recent travels. Thanks for looking!
The following photos were all taken at the Taj Mahal in November - there were lots of rural folk visiting that day who delighted in having their pictures taken:
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Love the colours |
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There were two of us taking photos and they didn't know which camera to look at! |
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These naughty looking schoolboys wanted to pose for me outside the entrance to the Taj Mahal |
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Taken at Amber Fort - can you believe that these policemen let me take their photo?!
(The one on the right is not asleep by the way, despite appearances!) |
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I snuck in to snap this group of friends at Agra Fort, October 2012 |
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Also at Agra Fort - I liked that they are all wearing white (although possibly the sign of a death in the family???) |
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These ladies in their colourful saris were dancers at a spice plantation we visited in Goa - every time someone entered the plantation (more of a theme park really), a bell would be rung and they would get up to do their little welcoming song and dance. Poor things, stuck forever in Ground Hog Day. |
Love all your people shots, the colours are gorgeous! Just found your blog through Shortbread & Ginger : -)
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