The ad campaign that I’ve heard, seen and read about India is telling me that it’s an incredible country. So when a friend asked if I’d be interested to join a photography trip to India, I jumped at the offer. The trip was arranged by Kemilau Indonesia – I recommend you to check their scheduled tours if you like photography to be the main activity of your travel.
In this particular trip, 30 Oct.-5 Nov. 2014, the main event that the trip is focused on is Pushkar Fair. We spent 3 nights in Pushkar to document the event. Was it worth it? Definitely!
Somewhere in Jaipur where doves are well fed.
A common traffic in Jaipur.
A rather rare sight in Jaipur sidewalk.
Caught in traffic.
Those ladies were selling the grass that they cut to feed the livestock next to them. No idea who the owner(s) of the cattles and pigs are though.
A curious dog
A devotee at Pushkar Lake
Waiting for transaction to happen.
Lady of the house.
Dental service?
This camel was asleep peacefully knowing that he’d probably shift owner the next day.
The gentleman on the left gave me an OK to photograph him but the one on the right couldn’t help looking at me suspiciously.
Long mustache that needs twirling must mean something in this culture.
Almost dusk. Time to set up a place for overnight and dinner. Will sweeping on a desert make anything clean?
Almost dusk. Time to prepare dinner.
Almost dusk. The lady of the house was preparing dinner.
gathering around before dinner.
Any rides are appealing to children. Fun is indeed a universal language that goes beyond race, religion and social status.
A common market scene in suburb area of India. Like Indonesia, I bet this is the vein of Indian Economy.
Got up early to catch sunrise over Taj Mahal, we’re disappointed by the weather. It was a hazy morning and the sun only showed up late.
Where the dead rest in a wealthy place and the living dwell in a bare minimum. (Taj Mahal, Agra)
Lensaku 