There are cherished memories of listening to Dashrath Patel whenever he talked about the world that he discovered every day through the photography, the collages and the design experiments that his life was filled with. When he spoke, he described what his mind’s eye saw and it was this beautiful sharing that I am grateful for as I remember him today.
These are just some more pictures from the Kadlekai Parishe at Basavanagudi ...
These are just some more pictures from the Kadlekai Parishe at Basavanagudi ...
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Lovely assortment of pictures.. love the little details, like the way the kid is looking down in the last one:)
These are spectacular. They make me ache to be back in India, experiencing such sights firsthand!
Meena : It was a pleasure to see so many children and young people at the Fair. Of course, I had no idea what to expect. It was the first time at a Groundnut fair!
Geeta: Thanks for dropping by.
Am so glad I found your blog. The photos are fantastic. Adding you to my reader right away.
perfectly depicted pics!!
lovely!!
happy new year
Neha : Thankyou.
Priyanka: Thanks & a happy new year to you too.
Lovely pictures. Such innocent faces.
lovely expressions... all so everyday, but so different!
beautifully captured!
Returning to your blog after so long...! Very interesting sights...
You must also check out the avare bele mela at Sajjan Rao Circle that happens in Jan every year... The yummiest dishes, ALL containing avare bele, are whipped up in food stalls that line the street outside Vasavi condiments.
Radha: Thanks. There were the innocent children and some extremely kind vendors...
Ms.N: It is fascinating, isn't it, how in the everyday places one finds the most poignant scenes
Joshi Daniel: Thanks.
The Yossarian: Thanks so much for mentioning the Avare Bele mela.
Need I say.. fantastic pics here!
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