To borrow a crazy expression from Catch 22 – as Giuseppe says “I can see everything twice!”
Sometimes vivid and focused, sometimes painterly ;-)
I can see twice!
Aug 14th, 2010 by Anil
Thoughts on my Sofobomo experience
Aug 9th, 2010 by Anil
Personally for me the SoFoBoMo experience this year, like the 2 earlier ones gave me a lot of satisfaction and actually more than that – a lot of experience that I could never hope to have gained otherwise. The printed book made me happy [grin!]. I was happy with the book at first – and then shocked at most of it! Images that I thought were really good, looked just awful in print. Writing the text – the little bits that I was able to come up with, was a painful experience. I did have ideas, in my head. None got translated to the page. So I conclude, that I will continue to make pictures but will “publish” with a bit more [lots of] prudence.
Longing for Halong
Aug 3rd, 2010 by Anil
April 2005 was when we visited Vietnam and were awe-struck by the vista of Halong Bay.
Want to go back again!
[These images were shot on film with a Nikon F3HP and a Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 lens .....]
Big river big view
Jul 28th, 2010 by Anil
Had lost track of a series of aerial photos taken in July 2008 of the Bangladesh delta during a flight from Bangkok to Dhaka. Just found them.
The view of the massive rivers and the silt delta was amazing. Difficult form me to capture the visual impact in a photo but here is my best attempt of the series…
Click the pic for a larger view, then click in the middle of the expanded one again for the full sized view.
On the street
Jul 24th, 2010 by Anil
Melting bitumen to re-pave the street – hot, choking smokey, sticky and acrid. For them, just another day earning a livelihood.
36 Black and White images. Some old some new. Click the picture to see all.
Adios – Karen, Mark & Erin
Jul 22nd, 2010 by Anil
Farewell. Until we meet again.
As close as Ivy grows
Jul 15th, 2010 by Anil
[click pic for full view]
House under the tree at Tattapani
Jul 15th, 2010 by Anil
A majestic and massive Banyan tree at Tattapani – just to show the scale of this impressive specimen see how the person in this picture is dwarfed under the tree which actually spreads across the road and aerial roots have come down on the other side of the road as well
[Click picture for larger view]
What takes me back…
Jul 14th, 2010 by Anil
… to the mountains, again and again.
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