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.
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. How can you prepare for this great photographic adventure? BEFORE LIVING Researching For you photographic trip … Read more
A guide Photography Ladakh for who want to shoot in this unique himalayan region, in the north of India. Intro photography Ladakh The Indians call it a Little Tibet. Is situated in north of India, ufficially in the region of Kashmir but they are totally different. This area is a bit remote and of difficult … Read more
Rajasthan is a land of colours and brightness, royalty and hospitality, plenty of celebrations and feasts, music and dance. In some way can be the essence of India. And the experience of photograph in Rajasthan can be something very amazing and unique, especially during the fairs and festivals, because they have a lot to offer … Read more
Since 2008 I have been photographing the Camel Fair Festival. So, after many edition i will share some information and tips. The History of the Festival The Camel Fair festival originally was a hindu pilgrimage to a sacred lake of Pushkar in Rajasthan. In fact, according to mythology, all the gods and goddesses of Hinduism … Read more
This region is one the gems of Asia for photographers. After spend some years traveling and photograph Rajasthan, I will give you some practical tips. Easy to reach from the capital New Delhi, this state offer a lot of opportunity to shooting. The word “Rajasthan” means “Land of the Kings”, and there is no more … Read more
