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svegliarsi alle 4 , prendere un taxi fino a Victoria Station , salire su un treno di pendolari e dopo un quarto d’ora scendere alla stazione di Dadar.
Subito fuori c’è il mercato di frutta, verdura e soprattutto fiori ...
E’ ancora buio pesto … camminare in mezzo al caos delle bancarelle in un vicolo stretto circondati da tanta umanità è un’esperienza indimenticabile … .
Si procede a fatica facendosi largo fra mucchi di ortaggi e composizioni floreali , cercando di schivare le grandi ceste di vimini appollaiati sulle teste di venditori e compratori mentre il cielo si rischiara e sorge l’alba su Mumbai ….
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MUMBAI, India. El museo de arte más extenso en India. Esparcidos por la Terminal 2 del aeropuerto internacional de Mumbai hay más de 5500 obras de arte indio, que componen Jaya He, GVK New Museum.
MUMBAI, India. El museo de arte más extenso en India. Esparcidos por la Terminal 2 del aeropuerto internacional de Mumbai hay más de 5500 obras de arte indio, que componen Jaya He, GVK New Museum.
Anamika que evoca el tradicional estilo de pintura de Tanjore.
Las pinturas de Thanjavur son pinturas del panel hechas en tablones de maderal. En los tiempos modernos, estas pinturas se han convertido en souvenirs para ocasiones festivas en el sur de la India: coloridas piezas de arte para decorar paredes y objetos de colección para amantes del arte.
Found and photographed by Steven West on the back streets of Malabar Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, on August 2, 2015.
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A mirror portrait from Kamathipura district of Mumbai, India.
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Dear friends and colleagues from Flickr.
This is the 5th in the series on the city of Mumbai.
It was not easy shooting these pics from the height I have shot.
Physical risk was involved while shooting this series on Mumbai Skyline.
To say the least, there was no such thing called 'Terrace' or a flat surface area from where I could shoot, there were just small square pillars in the name of terrace of say 20 inches by 20 inches space from which i had to balance myself, aim, shoot and then jump from one pillar to another to move from one corner to another to shoot all the sides of the city.
On top of it there was a lot of wind from all sides, a slight mis - balance on those square pillars while shooting and I would have been thrown 2 floors down.
So risk taken, enjoyed.
It was also my dream to shoot South Mumbai from this height and I am proud of this achievement.
I, thank my friend Javed Mulla for helping me to get access on this location.
Without his contacts, this location and this series wouldn't have been possible.
So friends lets me know what you think of these series.
©Humayunn N A Peerzaada - All Rights Reserved.
This image should not be reproduced, published, transmitted via e-mails or otherwise, printed or shared in any physical or electronic form either in part or in whole without the explicit written consent of the Copyright owner. Legal Action will be initiated against any individual, organization, institution, agency, publishing house, etc. who violate the Copyright laws including but not limited to those mentioned here and use the image for any commercial/non-commercial purposes.
To put it simply - All my photographs are copyrighted and cannot be used in any form, commercial or non-commercial purpose without my permission.
Please show some courtesy and give some thought before flicking the picture without permission coz a lot of hard work has gone into shooting these and other pictures of mine.
Emailing is just a mouse away.
Send me a message on my flickr mail or on humaayun@gmail.com and we'll work something out.
Dear friends and colleagues from Flickr.
This is the 6th in the series on the city of Mumbai.
It was not easy shooting these pics from the height I have shot.
Physical risk was involved while shooting this series on Mumbai Skyline.
To say the least, there was no such thing called 'Terrace' or a flat surface area from where I could shoot, there were just small square pillars in the name of terrace of say 20 inches by 20 inches space from which i had to balance myself, aim, shoot and then jump from one pillar to another to move from one corner to another to shoot all the sides of the city.
On top of it there was a lot of wind from all sides, a slight mis - balance on those square pillars while shooting and I would have been thrown 2 floors down.
So risk taken, enjoyed.
It was also my dream to shoot South Mumbai from this height and I am proud of this achievement.
I, thank my friend Javed Mulla for helping me to get access on this location.
Without his contacts, this location and this series wouldn't have been possible.
So friends lets me know what you think of these series.
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