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    Morning mist on the land below as seen from a hot air balloon: by ddama, Views[204]
         		 Women in India out on a summer night enjoying the fresh air : by ddama, Views[201]
         		 A road inbetween the farms in a village in South Korea.: by ddama, Views[175]
         		 Manish smiles to the camera after sharing an afternoon together in Khajuraho. After all, India is one of the happiest places I've ever seen. They say India is one of the poorest places in the world. Poor is he who cannot appreciate what he has. That's not their case.: by unusmundus, Views[1297]
         		 Fishermen in the beach of Goa, like everyday, exactly when the sun goes down. Everything follows its perfect rhythm in India. When you start to see the everyday life, you get to perceive this magical order, where it seems there is no order at all. You see all the notes of all these movements and you can hear this counterpoint of a perfect harmony and synchronicity.: by unusmundus, Views[643]
     
    By the sweat of his brow, Gaurav carries the water to help his family. It's not an easy life. You can see the most beautiful and the hardest situations in modern India.: by unusmundus, Views[679]
         		 Musician playing the harmonium with all his joy in the middle of the Jaisalmer desert. Indian music is the most authentic sign of their ancient connection with their ground and their deep roots. So simple, rich and complex.: by unusmundus, Views[1046]
         		 Military at the entrance of the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur. India has those unique and beautiful souls. He was all day standing there with his
         		 “I can go where no ‘Toys R Us’ has gone before”: A proud owner of a mobile toy shop: by asmita, Views[511]
         		 In a country where superstition is often confused with being religious, here is a shop that sells photos of Hindu Gods and other paraphernalia for protection against the “evil eye”. What makes it unique is that it sells protective charms meant specially for vehicles. Now, this is Niche marketing at its very best. : by asmita, Views[354]
     
    Barber services available at your nearest pavement: It happens only in India! This barber has tapped into the needs of the poor, who cannot afford to go to a barber shop. He has a make-shift setup on the pavement under a tree with a few basic tools, and he is ready to go. Need to survive can transform even an individual with limited means into a creative entrepreneur. : by asmita, Views[1401]
         		 This priest refused to accept people’s excuses of being too busy to visit temples. He instead made God descend to the streets and become more accessible to the devotees. Without doubt, he has given a new meaning to the belief that “God is omnipresent”, and thereby created a new means of living for himself. : by asmita, Views[298]
         		 Bathing in the River Ganges is a daily ritual for most who live along its banks.: by reenipants, Views[914]
         		 Paying respect to the River Ganges for the life that it sustains.: by reenipants, Views[193]
         		 Within the confines of the Temple acreage is this small structure, below which are stairs down to a sacred pool. Above it are more stairs leading up to a mysterious door carved into the rock face and forgotten in time.: by c_hamblin, Views[515]
     
    Beneath the Temple baths, this cow's head spouts spring water to the pool below. The unusual becoming beautiful.: by c_hamblin, Views[347]
         		 Rhesus Monkeys overrun the property of the Temple colloquially named for them. This mother and baby were feigning disinterest in the visitors, until food was offered.: by c_hamblin, Views[333]
         		 By the stonework, this gate on the Temple grounds could be anywhere in the world, but the Hindi script transforms it into an elegant and and uniquely Indian structure. : by c_hamblin, Views[338]
         		 The path to the Monkey Temple (Galwar Bagh) is cobbled and eroding; women, and a sacred cow, rest on the steps as small children race ahead.: by c_hamblin, Views[318]
         		 Business starts early morning for all men in the oldest vegetable market in the city.This old man is setting up his lemon shop for the day at the Mandai Vegetable market.: by garry, Views[602]
     
    This old man is guarding his property while going through the morning news. Wonder where all the young people are..: by garry, Views[263]
         		 Done shopping for the day, this lady is leaving from the other gate of the market building which is more than a 100 year old.: by garry, Views[241]
         		 Eyes of experience, wearing his traditional cap for the last 50 years. The last time i visited this market was with my grandfather when i was 6 years old.: by garry, Views[290]
         		 The spiritualists. : by newleaf, Views[154]
         		 The cricket team.: by newleaf, Views[140]
     
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         		 The child beggars.: by newleaf, Views[188]
         		 The artists on the streets of India.: by newleaf, Views[143]
         		 Sunset at Fort Aguada, Sinquerium Beach, NORTH GOA: by tania_sheehan, Views[159]
         		 Up close with and elephant at Shakari Spice farm, Ponda GOA: by tania_sheehan, Views[431]
     
    Utopia Beach, Calangute GOA - not one soul in the after heat: by tania_sheehan, Views[195]
         		 St Alex Church, Calangute GOA – the heart of the community: by tania_sheehan, Views[257]
         		 Traditional Goan fishing boat, Calangute GOA – The early boat catches the fish: by tania_sheehan, Views[309]
         		 Every evening the main ceremony - ganga aarti takes place. Songs, prayers and rituals are held as a sign of gratitude to the Gods and the whole universe. : by silviupaveljournal, Views[301]
         		 Despite the fact that many times they are forced to do a grown man's work at a very early age (usually involving the relationship with the turists), the children of Varanasi still enjoy the simple games of childhood. Street Cricket is the main sport activity for children along the stone steps that descend into the Ganges.: by silviupaveljournal, Views[429]
     
    The Ganges River is heavily polluted at Varanasi, priests and rituals are everywhere and bodies are cremated in public. At sunset, pilgrims and locals alike bathe in the Ganges as part of their daily hindu rituals. : by silviupaveljournal, Views[1479]
         		 Varanasi is also the religious capital of India. Hindus believe that death at Varanasi can bring salvation (moksha), but life seems also to be lived to the full. Every day, across the Ganges riverbank, a series of religious rituals involving chanting, praying, singing and incineration processes take place. This context is also the playground for the children of Varanasi who are playing in front of temples - ghats. : by silviupaveljournal, Views[478]
         		 Three days in Varanasi, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and the oldest in India, and a series of images with the intention to capture the daily atmosphere of the children living along the banks of the Ganges River. Every morning the dirty laundry are washed in the Ganges and stretched out to dry along the shore. Elderly and children alike participate in this activity that begins immediately after the first rays of the sun.: by silviupaveljournal, Views[239]
         		 Traveling on the train New Delhi - Varanasi. I met many people during the long journey, with someone I spoke with someone I smiled and with her I was silent. : by dinokose, Views[300]
         		 The hands of a lady at the market of Jaipur : by dinokose, Views[288]
     
    A little girl playing and smiling at the photographer a few minutes before had a red nose. The little girl had never seen a clown in his life: by dinokose, Views[278]
         		 Man cooking on the streets while life goes on : by dinokose, Views[272]
         		 An Indian wedding ceremony through the streets of Pushkar : by dinokose, Views[255]
         		 They fail to recognize their importance. They are always unassuming.: by capture, Views[174]
         		 The sea has been their solace since birth. : by capture, Views[162]
     
    Various lives, they are all welcome. The ocean has no issues at all.: by capture, Views[149]
         		 One has begun his life, the other about to end. The old support the new.: by capture, Views[156]
         		 At the break of dawn. Fishermen and their livelihood. The sea shall provide for.: by capture, Views[220]
         		 By my head, here come the Costumes! By my heel, I care not. : by ashutosh, Views[202]
         		 Inhale and hold the evening in your lungs.: by ashutosh, Views[209]
     
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