A boatful of people makes its way along the Ganges, a common sight at Varanasi.
A boatful of people makes its way along the Ganges, a common sight at Varanasi.
It’s sometimes been said that photographers tend to belong in one of two camps, there are “hunters” and then there are “fishermen”.
Quwwatul-Islam (might of Islam) Masjid is part of a complex of mosques, cloisters and courtyards built in what is now Delhi between the 12th and 14th centuries
Walking through Old Delhi, one of the residents proudly showed me through to a small stable where he kept a horse at the rear of his home.
Old Delhi, and an older man was sitting in his doorway watching us go by and was happy to be in a photograph.
Exploring Old Delhi provides an opportunity to see how the people go about their daily lives. Many are happy to stop for a photograph. A young boy with an icy-pole pauses for the camera before devouring the treat, Old Delhi. Below. A young boy wearing a black cap, pictured in one of the narrow lane-ways of Old Delhi. Below. A young boy wears a plastic hat whilst playing on a motor scooter in Old Delhi.
Photographed from a moving train as it travelled from Delhi to Varanasi, a woman in an orange sari was walking along a track next to the rail line
Man, dog, and newspaper, Delhi. The photographer whilst observing, is himself observed!
