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India Street Scene
I have a large number of images from travel in India and have started to look through some of them. I was using this as a desktop and thought others might like it. Street photography is a growing interest for me, its a great challenge. India is a fascinating country. Any comments are welcome.
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I love street togging.. and thats some street you have shot there.. loads of interesting stuff to look at.. I like it..
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lots of stories to be told in that shot. well captured!
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Nice one Michael. Sharp image telling a story. I like it
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Michael love it also. I too have a few hundred shots form a trip to India. there is just so much that is always going on.
This looks like it was a morning tea break. Where was this one taken? Looks like it might be from the northern provinces of India? Mal
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