Till that moment I had thought that the Punjabi wedding were the most elaborate weddings in India with countless rites and rituals. But the South Indian Weddings take the cake. Not only do South Indian Weddings have innumerable rituals, the couple, especially the bride has to wear a different wedding attire for each of the main ceremonies.
Apr 30, 2011 | Categories: Indian Wedding Photographers | Tags: asian wedding photographers, india wedding photographer, Indian wedding photographer, Indian wedding photographers, Indian wedding photography, kerala wedding photographer, south indian wedding in hyderabad, wedding photographer in hyderabad, wedding photographer India, wedding photographers hyderabad, wedding photographers in delhi, Wedding photographers India, wedding photographers south india, wedding photography india | Leave A Comment »
What do you do with at a place that has only one season? Cherrapunji the land of perpetual monsoons has the same scenery of mist , clouds, fog and the rain-washed hills no matter what time of the year you arrive here. It has already begun to rain in Shillong when I take the undulating road to Cherrapunji approx. 60 kilometers away. Thankfully by the time I reach Cherrapunji the rain has spent itself and is reduced to occasional busts of drizzle.
Apr 28, 2011 | Categories: Travelogues | Tags: caves in cherrapunji, cherrapunji, cherrapunji wettest place on earth, documentary photographer india, highest rainfall in the world, indian countryside, indian photographers, khasi hills meghalaya, khasi people, meghalaya landscape photographs, meghalaya state, north east India, north east India photographs, north east Indian states, north eastern states of India, people of north east, photographer in India, photographers in delhi, photographs of north east India, photojournalist india, rural indian in north east, seven north east states of India, sohra meghalaya, travel photographer in India, waterfalls in cherrapunji, waterfalls in india, wettest place on earth meghalaya | Leave A Comment »
A destination wedding in Goa can be a cliche. But its a cliche worth pursuing if you have the money. Everything is perfect. The beach. The ambiance. The carefree holiday mood. To get married here means to kick-start your matrimonial life on a real good note. No wonder so many couples dream of having a beach wedding in Goa.
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Whenever you enter a Tiger Reserve you are told – enjoy the rest of the forest and the other mammals and birds too. But that’s impossible. Everyone has eyes out only for the tiger.
Apr 21, 2011 | Categories: Travelogues | Tags: animal conservation, animal photos, animals in nature, asian mammals, bandavgarh fort, bandavgarh photographs, bandavgarh tigers, bandhavgarh national park, bandhavgarh tiger reserve, documentary photographer india, Indian animals, Indian eco-system, Indian environment and forests, Indian forests, Indian jungles, Indian national parks, Indian nature reserves, indian photographers, Indian wildlife, man animal conflict, photographer in India, photographers in delhi, photographs of animals in India, photojournalist india, preserved animal habitat, tigers in bandavgarh, travel photographer in India, wild animals in India, wildlife, wildlife in asia, wildlife in India, wildlife photographer india, wildlife photographers india | Leave A Comment »
Some weddings are more exotic than the others but can anything beat a Muslim Wedding in Africa? Yes this was just what I was flying to Africa for in the winter of 2009. I was hired for a good one week too, the wedding promising to be an experience of a lifetime. But Africa has something that exceeds your expectations. And this marriage in Dar es Salaam, which was a strange confluence of Indian Muslim culture and Arabic religious attitudes, certainly did.
Apr 13, 2011 | Categories: Indian Wedding Photographers | Tags: african wedding in tanzania, african wedding photographers, african wedding photography, Asian wedding photographer, asian wedding photographers, india wedding photographer, indian african wedding photographer, indian african wedding photographers, Indian wedding photographer, Indian wedding photographers, Indian wedding photography, kerala wedding photographer, muslim wedding in africa, wedding photographer, wedding photographer India, wedding photographers africa, wedding photographers in delhi, Wedding photographers India, wedding photography india | Leave A Comment »
On 8th April, the fourth day of the fast the crowds swelled so much at Jantar Mantar that I got only a small glimpse of Anna Hazare between the ears of those before me. Using one of the heads for tripod, I took some shots of the man, being hailed as the latter-day `Gandhi’, fighting for us another `Freedom’.
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People where playing cricket everywhere. I found young boys play at the spacious backyard of St Peter’s Church in Kanyakumari as I saw them play in a small glade in Kinnaur. I saw fishermen’s children play on the sands of the Coromandal Coast as I saw scull-capped boys bat it out at a madrasa in Bhopal
Apr 03, 2011 | Categories: Photo Essays | Tags: cricket fans in india, cricket frenzy in india, cricket in india, cricket obsession in india, cricket on the streets, cricket played in india, documentary photographer india, gully cricket, gully cricket india, indian cricket, indian photographers, photographer in India, photographers in delhi, photographs of people playing cricket, photojournalist india, play cricket on streets, sport, street cricket, street cricket in india, travel photographer in India, travel photographer india | Leave A Comment »
There was a time when you walked into a party and someone asked you, what do you do for a living and if you said photography they would immediately ask your name. Professional photographers were so few that they were usually famous. Now there are two kinds of people in the world. Those who are photographers and those who want to be. Now if you are a photographer this is one question thrown at your almost everywhere you go. Which camera should I buy?
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