Mumbai Weekend Shoot (MWS)
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Clicked at around 7.15 pm when the show was yet to start and the organizer's of Sea Link were testing the laser display for the 8.10 pm show.
The curving part of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link bridge built on sea in Mumbai. Seen here is a woman fishing on rocky shore, her dogs waits and looks on. The backdrop is Mumbai's skyline!
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Mumbai's famed Worli-Bandra sea-link as seen from Worli koliwada.
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Mumbai's famed Worli-Bandra sea-link as seen from Worli koliwada.
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Shot at fisherman's colony of Worli, Kolwada.
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The Haji Ali Dargah is a mosque and dargah or the monument of Pir Haji Ali Shah Bukhari located on an islet off the coast of Worli in the southern Mumbai. Opened in 1431.
The Worli-Bandra sea link curves back, entering the busy intersections of Mumbai, right over the rocky terrain of Worli. Given the ambieance, people walk around, finding a perfect spot and be lost with onself. I saw many do that. This is how it looks under the bridge.
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This is shot from Worli Fort and looking into the bay, a place tucked away within the fishermen’s colony of Worli, Mumbai (also known as Worli Koliwada). This fort once served as a de facto international border between the British and the Portuguese, after the latter gifted the island of South Bombay as part of the dowry to King Charles II of England upon his marriage to Catherine of Braganza in 1661. While both territories now fall under the same municipal corporation, traces of history still linger in the air — in the crumbling walls, narrow lanes, and the stories whispered by the sea.
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Worli-Bandra sealink, Mumbai.
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Under a 5.6km sea bridge, locally referred to as Worli-Bandra Sea link (Mumbai)
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Shot at the fishing village at Worli, Mumbai
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Part of the series of capturing Mumbai in the evening. We had gone to Worli Sea face and one of the rare days with no clouds on the sea over Mumbai which I have seen . The Sun is almost setting.
I shot this at Worli sea face where I saw 3 cute puppies playing on the shores . There is some noise due to the usage of Digital Zoom
Setting Sun from the sea wall in Mumbai close to the Bandra-Worli Sea Link.
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Thats a 'lattoo', or a spinning top. Its spun my wrapping a rope around its grooves which is pulled at high speed. As the top rotates, the game is to pick it up in one swift motion of the hand and let it spin on your palm. Incredibly popular among kids, specially those still not addicted to smart phones.
I tried my luck, its difficult :(
Koli (fisherman's) kids at Worli, Mumbai.
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Worli, Mumbai.
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Bandra-Worli Sea Link links two parts of Mumbai and bypasses the horrific city traffic – the Sea Link is one of great pride for Mumbai.
I shot this picture because of the hoarding I have marked on the Picture. They have made the posture of the girl a little scary to look at. But we also saw everyone was looking at the hoarding. Smart ploy by the guys who designed it , need to see how effective it is but it surely is getting the eyes.
This alignment happens in May. I mean the next time this haooens, the sky is overcast and you dont get this shot. So everyone flocks to get that 1 shot... and so did I :)
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In the fishing hamlet of Mumbai, Worli Koliwada.
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The Worli-Bandra sea link curves back, entering the busy intersections of Mumbai, right over the rocky terrain of Worli. Given the ambieance, people walk around, finding a perfect spot and be lost with onself. I saw many do that. This is how it looks under the bridge.
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We wanted to reach before the Sunset but alas we were late the sun was hidden rising someplace else on the earth .
Koliwada (fishing hamlet) at Worli, Mumbai.
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The new face of Mumbai, The Rajiv Gandhi Sea-Link or the Bandra-Worli Sealink connects the suburb of Bandra to Worli is southern Mumbai. This 5km long bridge is the first of its kind to be built here and is and important road for lakhs of commuters connecting the Suburbs to Downtown Mumbai.
The Bandra Worli Sea Link is a 5.6-kilometre-long arc-shaped cable-stayed bridge over the impressive Arabian Sea, emphasized by Mumbai's beautiful skyline. The bridge is even more stunning when illuminated at night, making it an attractive visual delight. The Sea Link crosses Mahim Bay to connect the communities of Bandra and Worli. It reduces peak travel time between the two cities from 60-90 minutes to less than 10 minutes.
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If you read behind, none of the words are related to cricket, infact one of them refers to soccer. Then again, this is India, and cricket is a dominant religion :)
The cricket world cup semifinals will be played in Mumbai, today. Its between India and England, who are presently in red-hot form. Hoping for a close contest....
Worli Koliwada (fishing hamlet), Mumbai.
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