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    On my way back to the
         		 I forsee the route: by imagineer, Views[232]
         		 After being able to separate the guys from my camera I keep moving around! There is this family, very quiet and standing still. It surprises me so I stare a little!...they are actually observing as well! But again, what?: by looks, Views[219]
         		 Building castle of stones!: by imagineer, Views[208]
         		 My attention is constantly pulled towards the children. I can notice something different about those kids. It's not the way they play or smile...could be their eyes...I'm able to catch some of them staring at the horizon. What are they looking for? I am sitting and I know I still have a few minutes before ten Indian guys surround me!: by looks, Views[267]
     
    Nearby the water it's another world, no less beautiful but much more disturbing. The place has its own colors, its own magic. I look one way and there is a family bathing, the other, a group of children playing in the mud with crows trying to eat whatever they can find. I can smell behind me the incense and hear the prayers of a Sadu. I sit and observe.: by looks, Views[256]
         		 Here I am in Calcutta, searching for the best places to visit, still not really grasping where I am. Living a dream and only waking up when reality hits me. I feel envelop by the amazing colors and smells at the Flower Market. I am floating...but the landing is fast enough; I just need to turn the corner.: by looks, Views[245]
         		 by sudhyasheel, Views[184]
         		 A farmer rushing his cart for the fields: by saumya1989, Views[365]
         		 An Old lady taking water for her house: by saumya1989, Views[410]
     
    A bunch of kids along with an elder guy is all smiles, as they pose with their photographs. I had done a small Help-Portrait session with these kids on my visit to Huchukpara, whereby I gave them a print of their portraits. None of them ever had a printed photograph of themselves before and this simple gesture lit up their priceless smiles! Notice Sujoy’s cheeky smile as he flashes his trademark unbuttoned pose in the photo.: by sudhyasheel, Views[828]
         		 Sujoy in a rare introspective mood while staring at his own photograph.
         		 Seema studies at night under a solar charged lamp. She is confident that with the extra hours that she is putting in, she will give a tough competition to the students of other districts in the approaching board examinations. : by sudhyasheel, Views[720]
         		 Sujoy and his gang are having a ball (literally!) at the local ground. An intense game of football is underway on the swampy fields of the village under the blazing sun. It rained heavily just a few hours back and now the sun is shining in its full glory. This fickle weather is ironically very symbolic of the winds of change that Huchukpara is witnessing of late. : by sudhyasheel, Views[838]
         		 In the quaint hamlet of Huchukpara in Suri (Birbhum,West Bengal), Sujoy (the boy with the unbuttoned shirt) and his friends proudly pose in front of his Solar powered house. The Solar Panel can be seen at the background on top of an improvised bamboo pole. In this remote village with no electricity, Solar energy is literally lighting up a lot of lives and smiles.: by sudhyasheel, Views[1182]
     
    The makeshift seating arrangement, in the form of camels. The tourists wre seated on the camels, giving them a better viewpoint, and without the hassles of frequent feet stamping, frequent view blocking and such stuff. On a deeper observation, the camels also seemed to spectate the race, as much as we humans spectate a running race in olympics. Overall, all the images prove that nature is appreciated even in a desert, devoid of greenery, and still providing entertainment to others. : by maheshramesh, Views[572]
         		 The camel race at Sam sand dunes in Jaisalmer, is an annual event, which attracts a lot of audience, that include the foreigners/tourists and the nearby villagers. The tourists sat comfortably on camels to view the race, giving them a great height advantage over the ones standing and watching. The others? well, some decided to hop on to the nearby water tank, that shows the amount of interest they have in this annual race.: by maheshramesh, Views[504]
         		 We must have seen and heard about horse race, dog race, even elephant race!. But it was quite surprising to see camels race! I always thought camels were very patient and usually sluggish. But in the last day of the desert festival at Jaisalmer, the camel race saw a huge crowd, with tourists and villagers from nearby villages, in equal numbers. The camel race was interesting to watch. So interesting that the race is an experience in itself!: by maheshramesh, Views[578]
         		 Mobile Billboard- When i saw this in the desert festival at sam sand dunes in jaisalmer, i was a bit surprised, but also appreciative of the strategy followed. Camels were literally everywhere. As race participants, as audience stands, as tattooed photographic models and finally as a transport.: by maheshramesh, Views[372]
         		 Forget two wheelers and four wheelers. The Villagers of Rajasthan have four leggers!( if you could say that!) Since camels are known as the ship of the desert, its no doubt that it also serves as the family vehicle for the villagers. This particular villager attracted my attention when he was seen cheering for one of the camel racers.: by maheshramesh, Views[239]
     
    The Farmer and the future Farmer- The Farmer having some funtime with his Kid: by saumya1989, Views[398]
         		 The Farmer- The Laborious farmer in the fields: by saumya1989, Views[1001]
         		 Catch me if you can- An Old Man having a Beedi (Indian Ciggerate): by saumya1989, Views[1107]
         		 Because, hope like sunlight permeates through darkness: by himalayan-nomad, Views[315]
         		 Sunlight is the ultimate manifestation of hope and expectation!: by himalayan-nomad, Views[260]
     
    It hurts to see that the path to development rips through the heart of forests: by himalayan-nomad, Views[212]
         		 In the ambitious 21st century, do the trees also compete?: by himalayan-nomad, Views[241]
         		 At the end of 4 days of worship and fun the Goddess returns to the heavens : by shyamaldatta, Views[89]
         		 The festivity starts with exquisite images of the Goddess on public display: by shyamaldatta, Views[95]
         		 Final prep being done and blessings invoked before the start of the worship: by shyamaldatta, Views[89]
     
    Work in progress - an image in a corridor of an old palace in old city Kolkata: by shyamaldatta, Views[90]
         		 Sculptors and artists craft clay images of the Goddess Durga months ahead : by shyamaldatta, Views[89]
         		 Posing with the fellow Asians in the City of Love.: by hallikurke, Views[250]
         		 Panoramic view of the city from the Eiffel Tower.: by hallikurke, Views[216]
         		 Love sealed in the Locks at the Pont des Arts, near Louvre.: by hallikurke, Views[220]
     
    At The Louvre Palace and the Pyramid.: by hallikurke, Views[240]
         		 The Wildlife
         		 A newly married couple poses before the Eiffel Tower, Paris.: by hallikurke, Views[555]
         		 Tribes Life :The Satpura tribes are
         		 Satpuda Hills: Central India Forest one of Bio Sphere in the world.It is an important transition zone between the forests of western and eastern India. They are not only known for being tallest mountain ranges and a part of a unique ecosystem but also very rich in bio-diversity. Satpura range has excellent topology ideal for wildlife and human settlements since time immemorial.: by nsshitole, Views[1030]
     
    Nature Beauty at its best: nestles rare species of flora & fauna.: by nsshitole, Views[1374]
         		 Ancient Rock Paintings: tribes of Satpuras have a rich arts tradition. The unique combination of mountains and water here has carved hundreds of caves, cave shelters,and nature-made tunnels that became home to one of the earliest human civilizations Since ages. : by nsshitole, Views[3422]
         		 Pangong Lake - Pride of Ladakh: by honey, Views[927]
         		 Snow, Sand and Sky - Colours of Ladakh: by honey, Views[918]
         		 Indus and Zanskar River Confluence, Ladakh: by honey, Views[986]
     
    Ladakh Buddhism : by honey, Views[495]
         		 Ladakh Valley of beautiful colours: by honey, Views[705]
         		 Time Stops at Simla: by bananaboatsong, Views[500]
         		 Man carrying gas cylinders to houses higher up. The paths get steep. : by bananaboatsong, Views[513]
         		 She jumped out the window! Tin roof porch, drying clothes.: by bananaboatsong, Views[743]
     
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