TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

01/04/2020
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Color, India, Jaipur, People, Portrait

Indian mother and son. An indian woman wearing a colorful sari holds her son and look to the camera (Jaipur, Rajasthan, India).

When Indian people are asked about the ideal sex of their sons, boys are generally preferred over girls. The preference for male children among Indian families is a big reality. Indian culture is still seeing boys as an investment and girls as a responsibility.

#StayAtHome #coronavirus #covid19 #QuedateEnCasa

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

25/03/2020
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Color, India, Jaipur, People, Portrait

White beard. An elder indian man with a white beard and a deep look on his face seems that he is sending us a message with his eyes (Jaipur, Rajasthan, India).

In these days of confinement due to the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis, be more responsible than ever and stay at home. Remember the importance of protecting the most vulnerable in our society. Our elderly.

#StayAtHome #coronavirus #covid19 #QuedateEnCasa

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

16/03/2020
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Color, India, People, Portrait, Pushkar

Little girl with a safety pin. A tiny girl, with beautiful big eyes wearing a dirty shirt with a safety pin on it, stands in front of her house in the holy city of Pushkar (Rajasthan, India).

In India, you will see both the poverty of people and also the smiles on their faces.

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

04/02/2020
Travel Street Photography
One Comment

Street Photography
Color, India, Jaipur, People, Portrait

Man with big moustache. A symbol of male prestige. A symbol of manliness. A random candid portrait in the streets of the capital and the largest city of the Indian state of Rajasthan (Jaipur, India).

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

27/01/2020
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Color, India, People, Portrait, Udaipur

Indian man with glasses. A shopmaker is waiting for customers in front of his shop at Mandi Bazaar, the popular market for freshly ground spices and herbs (Udaipur, Rajasthan, India).

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

15/01/2020
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Color, India, Jodhpur, People, Portrait

A beautiful indian girl collecting plastic bottles for making some money after Sardar market in the square of Ghanta Ghar, also known as the clock tower of Rajasthan (Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India).

India is the land of contrasts. India is a beautiful country but the country with the highest population living below the poverty line. India is materially poor but spiritually rich.

India, you love it or you hate it.

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

11/11/2019
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Color, India, Jaipur, People, Portrait

An elderly man wearing gold, silver and copper rings rests in front of the Sun Temple (Jaipur, Rajasthan, India). Ancient civilizations thought that some precious metals were represented by the Sun and some known planets.

Gold expresses the radiance and splendour of Sun. Golden colour is used in rituals involving Sun God. Sun is the centre of our solar system and gold is the core of every aspect of life. Gold is associated with riches, rule and truth.

The Moon acts as a mirror reflecting the light from the Sun and a mirror is just glass with a thin layer of Silver. The symbolic meaning of the Moon is reaction and reflection. Silver is used for protection against magic. Silver neutralizes negativity and helps in dreams and intuition, psychic abilities. The Moon is associated with femininity, motherliness, cycles and changeable emotions.

Copper is ruled by planet Venus and is mainly used for money and fertility. Venus has the lowest rotation rate and its character is passive, receptive, ready to adapt and kind. Copper easily combines with other metals and it easily transfers warmth and electricity. Copper is used in rituals for promoting love, positive relationships, negotiations and peace.

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

04/11/2019
Travel Street Photography
One Comment

Street Photography
Color, India, Jodhpur, People, Portrait

A Rajasthani man standing and wearing a bright colourful orange and red turban at Mehrangarh Fort (Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India).

The turban basically consists of a long piece of unstitched cloth, which is wrapped around the head. Each time, the wrapping is unfolded and tied all over again. The turban used in India is usually 5 meters in length.

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

21/10/2019
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Benares, Color, India, People, Portrait, Varanasi

A shadu with dreadlocks and long white beard smiles in the streets of Varanasi, also know as Benares (Uttar Pradesh, India). A sadhu is a mendicant holy person who has renounced the worldly life, practices asceticism and follows a path of spiritual discipline.

They typically live a simple lifestyle, have very few or no possessions, survive by food and drinks from leftovers that they beg for or is donated by others. Sadhus often wear simple clothing, such a saffron-coloured clothing, have their body covered with ashes from the cremation ground, have populated beards and long hair dreadlocks called “jata” in Sanskrit.

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

TRAVEL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Portrait

07/10/2019
Travel Street Photography
No Comments

Street Photography
Color, India, Jaisalmer, People, Portrait

A hindu woman wearing an hypnotic bindi design with seven white dots between her eyebrows on her forehead (Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India).

The word “bindi” is derived from the Sanskrit word “bindu” which means “a point” or “a drop”. In Hindu religion, the bindi is often called as the third eye and it is used to ward off bad luck.

Share this !!!

Join our tribe through social media

Portrait

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

World Traveler · Street Photographer · Travel Photography · Street Photography

Start typing and press enter to search