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A Wink and A Smile
A Wink and A Smile – Sri Krishnarajendra Market, Bangalore, India 2006 A quick post for tonight. Have you been practicing the travel portrait photography tips I shared before? The post A Wink and A...
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A Travel Portrait at Yeshwanthpur Market India
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Look at the Camera
Taken in Bangalore, India in 2006, this portrait was made possible because of the little boy’s mother. I was shooting at one of the wet markets I visited in Bangalore when I saw this little boy with...
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Faith
I have chosen Faith as my word of the year for 2011. It has meant so much to me in 2010 and I would like my life to revolve around it even more in 2011. “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares...
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Back to India … Soon
If nothing changes, I will be back in India next month. The plan has been changed few times, so I believe it when I touch down in Bangalore next month. Not sure if I will have time to shoot, but I’ll...
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Waiting for Customers
All photos taken using Leica M9 and Zeiss Planar 50mm ZM f/2 at Shivaji Nagar market in Bangalore, India during my June 2011 trip there. Enjoy the photos. The post Waiting for Customers appeared first...
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People of Kishangarh Rajashtan
People of Kishangarh, Rajashtan, photographed with Leica M9 and Voigtlander Color Skopar Classic 35mm f/2.5, except the last one, which was shot using Olympus E-P3 and 12mm f/2 lens. I stayed one...
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Happy Mother’s Day
A mother’s arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them. ~ Victor Hugo The post Happy Mother’s Day appeared first on Life through the Lens Photography.
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Geisha in Japan
Geisha literally means artist or performing artist. They are professional who perform at the teahouses to entertain the customers. In Kyoto, where I first saw them in Gion area, they are called Geiko...
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