RAJASTHAN, known for its colours, can’t be imagined in ‘black & white’. However, I believe images in black & white exude more character. Well, the photographs that you are going to see here were not really clicked with black & white theme in mind. I usually look for colours when I snap a place. And when it’s Rajasthan, it’s hard to ignore colours. But, when I thought about taking away the hues of these images, I wanted to highlight the feelings behind them – the stillness, the unfading beauty and the uniqueness of culture.
I hope you enjoy Rajasthan without hues.
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| Antiques on display in the alleys of Golden Fort, Jaisalmer. |
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| Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur |
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| Vintage car collection, Udaipur |
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| The City Palace premises lit during Diwali. |
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| The tired camels rest after the ride. |
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| The City Palace and its reflection in Lake Pichola. |
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| The alleyway in the Golden Fort, Jaisalmer |
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| Gadsisar Lake, Jaisalmer |
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| Mehrangarh Fort seen along with the city rooftops, Jodhpur. |
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| Lake Palace Hotel |
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| The Clock Tower of Jodhpur |
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| Mehrangarh Fort seen along its reflection in a pond. |
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| The Thar desert and the camels. |
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| A traditional Rajasthani man in Nagda, a village near Udaipur. |
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| Saas-Bahu Temple in Nagda |
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| A busy market in Jodhpur – Look at the little child counting his mother’s bangles. |
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| The camels are just about to wind up their day as the sun sets. |
Did you like Rajasthan in black & white?
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