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    Rendezvous in a small town before Srinagar, India : by photoprey, Views[248]
         		 A postcard of their entourage. Local herders of Sonmarg, J&K, India: by photoprey, Views[294]
         		 Tourist and the Bazar (Market) Sonmarg, Jammu and Kashmir, India: by photoprey, Views[429]
         		 Lunch Break at Lamayuru Monastery. Young monks on the run : by photoprey, Views[271]
         		 when a woman worker can take more than her power : by humansworking, Views[294]
     
    a workers family : by humansworking, Views[298]
         		 a tired woman : by humansworking, Views[328]
         		 when they are leaving there job : by humansworking, Views[329]
         		 resting after work : by humansworking, Views[273]
         		 by phoenixvdg, Views[169]
     
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         		 by phoenixvdg, Views[182]
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         		 by phoenixvdg, Views[213]
         		 Whilst on a short safari in Yala National Park attention was directed towards an approaching elephant not just by others around me, but by this little fellow too! : by matthewlloydcordwell, Views[283]
     
    After a week of waking up at 5am to see the most incredible sunrise every morning, I decided to take a different stance (quite literally) and incorporate my surfboard into the photograph. I set my shutter release self timer to 10 seconds having set up for the shot, and quickly ran into the spot I had mentally marked out. I couldn't hear the shutter amongst the waves and so I had no idea whether I had made it over in time, tripping over my ankle strap on my way to make matters worse! Nevertheless, when I returned to my camera, whilst receiving an intrigued look from a rising local on the way, I found a beauty - it had worked first time! Post-processing involved tone enhancing and a textured overlay of wooden panels with rusty bolts and peeling paint. This reflects the old wooden huts on stilts I was staying in at the time, giving the picture a real rustic surfer feel.: by matthewlloydcordwell, Views[357]
     
         		 Early riser. A small friendly crab shows itself against the bright rising sun with a beautiful silhouette.: by matthewlloydcordwell, Views[268]
         		 A flight of bright butterflies on the bank of the river Ganges in Rishikesh. I noticed the flight after a meditation session early that morning, they had been 20 metres away from me the whole time.: by matthewlloydcordwell, Views[236]
         		 The journey. Nowadays and in the past.: by hindi, Views[261]
     
    Hope. Fishing near the slum.: by hindi, Views[234]
         		 Moving forward keeping respect for family and “levels” in the society.: by hindi, Views[283]
         		 Feeling alone even among a billion of people.: by hindi, Views[306]
         		 Colors, fragrances, sounds… India in the flower market.: by hindi, Views[301]
         		 During the procession: by arindambiswas, Views[367]
     
    The process of lashing whips by Potharaju on the public: by arindambiswas, Views[800]
         		 The chaos when Potharaju tries coming out after getting ready : by arindambiswas, Views[524]
         		 Potharaju getting ready: by arindambiswas, Views[953]
         		 Audience eagerly waiting for potharaju to get reafy: by arindambiswas, Views[447]
         		 An unlicensed rifle lends a sense of tenuous security to the watchful gypsies : by nupurdsouza, Views[180]
     
    Men, in their signature turbans, shear sheep at the start of the season: by nupurdsouza, Views[174]
         		 A makeshift shelter for lambs is thrown up, while a sheepdog sits guard: by nupurdsouza, Views[177]
         		 Women are the backbone of each camp; beautiful, hard working and resilient. : by nupurdsouza, Views[130]
         		 The nomadic Dhangars are tight knit family groups, inseparable from their sheep: by nupurdsouza, Views[129]
         		 WOMEN FOLK OF BENGAL GREETS EACH OTHERS FOREHEAD WITH VERMILION. A RITUAL.: by dproy, Views[391]
     
    “YAGYA” IS ALSO A PROCESS AND A MUST RITUAL TO WORSHIP GODDESS DURGA. : by dproy, Views[414]
         		 “SANDHI PUJA” THE RITUALS OF LIGHTING IS A PART OF WORSHIPING THE GODDESS DURGA.: by dproy, Views[535]
         		 “PUJA” THE RITUALS OF WORSHIP IS GOING ON IN THE HOUSE OF A FAMILY IN KOLKATA.: by dproy, Views[394]
         		 THE PROCESS OF DECORATION GOING ON. THE IDOL IN THE MIDDLE IS “GODDESS DURGA”.: by dproy, Views[355]
         		 JungleStyle: by waltermorselli, Views[177]
     
    TheQueen: by waltermorselli, Views[173]
         		 SpiderNet: by waltermorselli, Views[181]
         		 Good Morning: by waltermorselli, Views[198]
         		 True Nature: by waltermorselli, Views[228]
         		 A chai seller is supported by his wife. They retain an air of serenity.: by jendow, Views[206]
     
    A popular figure in Palitana, I was taken to photograph her by two young boys.: by jendow, Views[256]
         		 This gentleman sent for his favourite pipe when he saw my camera.: by jendow, Views[244]
         		 A moment of humour between two sellers of pomegranates in Palitana: by jendow, Views[217]
         		 A man enjoys the sun, but not the dust, in Junaghad. : by jendow, Views[339]
         		 dragon fly poses to me .... source of invention of helicopter: by aravindkumarr, Views[232]
     
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