~~In honor of World Photography Day~~
I share with you a two wheel journey In India,
where everything is a picture.
Every shot a whole different reality unto itself.
Everywhere one turns is a sight to behold.
A snapshot of boundless existence.
Two wheels are practical.
Swift.
Inexpensive.
An everyday luxury for some.
Transportation for daily necessities.
Delivery of goods.
A single ride to the day’s focus.
Wheels to navigate this complex
Yet simple transportation system.
A slender passage through the chaotic masses.
I spent nearly a month in India with my beautiful friend @quinneaker. I took nearly 1500 pic everyday while he rolled the video camera.
(Check out this post where Quinn shares one of his many videos of his enlightened insights of the journey. https://steemit.com/travel/@quinneaker/traveling-to-india-to-build-a-sustainable-yoga-and-retreat-center-photos-and-video-of-the-adventure)
We have a stock of thousands and thousands of pictures from India alone that are top notch captures of the simplicity and complexity of daily life in this divine land. Stay tuned -- we will share!!!
Wonderful pictures!! You have an amazing gift in photography - capturing the essence of the moment in a single split-second... I also really appreciated your photos featured in the Garden of Eden's World Photography post as well.
Thank you for blessing us with your artistic talent. I personally look forward to seeing more in the future. :-)
I appreciate your appreciation. Seeing the beauty in things and capturing it is one of my specialties. I am grateful to see so much. Thanks for linking the GOE post where more or my photos are shared. More to come!
Love love love !
Could have taken some badass photos of you on your bike!! Glad you're tuning in and we get to share again! Blessings!
Great perspective, I love the shot through the bike wheel.
I have a whole series of these bicycles. The shot through the wheel was one of the days we were out at the building site. These are the workers who come there for a day. The men working the job, the women pumping and carrying water from the well. This was their lunch break. It was great to be in their presence, even though we did not officially speak the same language, we had a magnificent connection through our eyes and smiles. I spent several hours with them. A true gift!