Since 2008 my first trip to India took me from chaotic metropolitan landscapes to the majestic Himalayas, from the long beaches of Karnataka to the sacred river of the Ganges. For many reason, was a clash of cultures between the hustle and bustle of metropolitan city life and the most conservative communities of the peripheral regions.This country has a millennial charm so difficult to tell in words that I tried to translate that experience into essential images
You need to preparing well in advance your photographic trip to India. Indeed the biggest democracy in the world can be dirty, chaotic,intoxicating, crazy, exasperating, wonderful, squalid, beautiful, overwhelming, and fantastic. Therefore India is all these things, and more. In some post I try to explain How can you prepare for this great photographic adventure.
Sometimes things don’t always go as planned, especially in your first trip to India. The weather might become horrible, the location you wanted to shoot could be under construction, or the light during the time you wanted to photography something might be flat and boring. So, you really have to be flexible and with time. You have to make decisions to chance your shoot plan based on how things are going. Be flexible and creative in your shoot plan, and getting more info as you can.
Photograph Kerala Kerala is hidden in the southwestern corner of India, forced into a narrow strip of land between the Arabian Sea and the western mountains of Ghati. The name means “land of coconuts” and the palm trees still shade almost the entire state which prides itself on being kissed by a scorching sun. The … Read more
Photograph the Diwali There are numerous festivals to photograph in India that are held throughout the year. Taking part in one of these can truly be a really experience and adventure.Indeed among them the Diwali is one of the most important. During this festival you can see and capture an amazing culture at its best. … Read more
Photos of Pushkar Pushkar is perhaps one of the most revered Hindu sites in the world. Indeed is one of my favorite location in India. I have the pleasure to come and in this small village many time. Indeed, i enjoy and Photograph Pushkar walking through the street markets that leading to the Temples. Below … Read more
Colors of India One of the first thing you will notice when arrive in India, apart from the smell and noise, are the colors. Indeed, few countries on the world are as colorful as this one. Also the colors of India are meaning something specific in Hindu culture and are some more prominent warn articulacy … Read more
Mahashivratri in Pushkar Mahashivratri is one of the largest and most significant among the sacred festival of India. Indeed is one of the holy and sacred day that any photographer want capture. For the Hindu this is the darkest night of the year. They celebrate the Grace of Shiva, who is considered the Adi Guru … Read more
