People Watching at Amber Fort
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Amateur photog's online photo cache. All photos are original pics taken by author and her husband. This is not a place to see those awe inspiring Ansel Adams, these are ordinary subjects shot on a whim most of the time.
I love the women's dresses in India. They look so comfy.
ReplyDeleteI love the vibrant colors of the saris worn by the women!
ReplyDeleteI also love to do that! And we are in a group i always take the photos of those getting photos, it is really fun. When i see how the saris are worn by Indian women, with the layers and the bright colors, coupled with the hot temperatures and dust around, I am so thankful i was not born there! It really looks very uncomfortable, but i agree, lovely for photos.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love visiting your blog. You see so many beautiful places and sights!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteA fine series showing the women's dresses and that brooms for sweeping the area. The shots of the cameras people are very interesting too. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteLook at the colours of those saris! Wonderful portraits.
ReplyDeleteit's nice being able to observe how people act, react, and interact. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteYou're the best at people watching, Maria. Seriously!
ReplyDeleteThe local women are so much more colorful than the drab tourists! Ha! By the way, I'm reading a good book: Beneath a Marble Sky by J. Shors. It's about the Taj Mahal. You might enjoy it now that you've been to India!
ReplyDeleteWatcher people, people learning, people opening minds. Nice!! Hugs.
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It's always a pleasure taking photos of the locals in India - very effortless as they love being part of the picture.
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