I love the colours and simplicity of this humble farming cottage in Rajastan in north west India.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Photo of the Week: Humble Farming (India)
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12 comments:
Stunning! Rajasthan is one of my favorite places in India. You really captured the rural atmosphere well in your photo. Well done!
@alpana: I love the colours and atmosphere too.
I wonder whether a whole family is living in that tiny house
@heather: I didn't see any people when I rode past (on a bicycle!!) but I bet that several lived in the house (and the rural families tend to be sizeable to help work the farm).
I guess you people in the above should also come and visit Andra pradesh and kerala once in India... and know what Kerala is known as the place of birth of gods coz the nature is so Awesome in that state ! Am pretty sure you guys gonna enjoy your stay over there
The colors are absolutely gorgeous!
@hawaii: Kerala has a great reputation.
@barbara: I guess you are a visual person as well. I love bright colours in photos and India is such a good source of such colour.
Nice blog.. Its very impressive & Appriciable.Keep it up.. Now you can live like Maharajas in their Palaces and Forts. Then relax in Goa, and enjoy your beach holidays in India.
@holidays in india: I love the sharp contrast in India between these kind of places photographed and maharajah's palaces.
People travel to faraway places to watch, in fascination, the kind of people they ignore at home.
The blog is really awesome!!!
@rajastan: Thank you
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