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Location: Sunday Flea Market, Ahmedabad
10 past 3.. just another jumble of numbers for us, the random arrangement of hands on a clock.
But have we forgotten that time is nothing but the accumulation of experiences..
so whose experiences and lifetimes lay trapped in this watch.. 3:10.. what stopped time, and for whom?
what sorrow drove the hand that knocked it to the floor, what joyous delirium drove careless knees into the table, sending time tumbling through eternity.. only to stand still
Stop.. wait.. think.... what story do you want your time to stop to.
Shot at the Ahmedabad sunday flea market. This is a must visit anytime you come to ahmedabad, India.
for more pictures and details on the Sunday flea market, please visit my travel blog
This is a street in Ahmedabad, one of the few shots that was not very blurry. My first couple days in India I was terrified to even take out my camera for fear of getting swarmed so I only took photos while speeding around in a rickshaw. I eventually overcame my fear, thankfully.
Ramesh is a shoeshine in central Ahmedabad. He gives you a pair of slippers to wear so that you can go for a cup of chai whilst he makes your shoes look like new again.
Ahmedabad - Are you looking for Dell Service Center in Ahmedabad for best quality repair services of Dell Products.
Akram Bhai, the owner of one of the shops, amongst the chaotic display of social discards on the banks of river Sabarmati.
He sells stuff ranging from broken toys, furniture to SLR cameras in exquisite condition. I bought my first manual SLR (Minolta) from him in 2004. This is an illustration of his stash for sale.
A fascinating modern design, very different from the nineteenth century Indian stations with their Saracenic architecture. (But the reservations centre is a nightmare.)
The second draft of Kohinoor Bengali Bold, half a year ago.
I love to see how a professional type designer spots unsatisfying details and makes marks on it.
Bengali script is charming.
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The Adlaj vav (well) is literally an upside down architecture of a step-well.
Built entirely of sandstone, this stupendous structure with its elaborate and heavily ornamented temple-like finish and surrounding structures is a synthesis of various elements-earth, rock and water. The step-well served both ritualistic as well as utilitarian needs. People from the nearby villages used to take water from the well and considered it holy. In the semi arid climate of Gujarat, the cool water from the vav provided a welcome break, particularly in the harsh summer months. Water from the vav was also used for irrigation.
Openings in the ceilings above the landing enable light and air to enter the well. However, direct sunlight never reaches the flight of steps or landings except for a brief period at noon as the inner ceilings are arranged to receive the sunlight through these openings.
Innumerable strong and exquisitely carved pillars support each story of the vav and each available stone surface is profusely covered with carvings. Each landing has wide space suggesting that people, especially travelers, rested there while on journey. The main attraction of this step-well is the pool of water at the lowest level.
Among the other carvings on the panels are a king sitting on a stool with two bearers, a scene depicting women churning buttermilk, musicians accompanying dancing women apart from abstract representations of various Hindu Gods and Goddesses.