Pushkar, Rajasthan

[Rajan Parrikar]

Pushkar.

[francois]

I love this night shot. The details are still there and the sky is not too dark. I cannot say why, but the light has an oriental flavour.
Suggestions for tourists also have the same oriental flavour, lovely!
Well done, Rajan. By the way, did you purchase a camel? (just kidding of course).

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Ah, Rajan. We have long known that you were a master at photographing Unfargetable Sicenry, but now I must declair you a masster of photoes of Sines as well!   

[Rajan Parrikar]

I love this night shot. The details are still there and the sky is not too dark. I cannot say why, but the light has an oriental flavour.
Suggestions for tourists also have the same oriental flavour, lovely!
Well done, Rajan. By the way, did you purchase a camel? (just kidding of course).

Francois - the wonders of Rajasthani English!

[Rajan Parrikar]

Ah, Rajan. We have long known that you were a master at photographing Unfargetable Sicenry, but now I must declair you a masster of photoes of Sines as well!   

Eric, I knew you would have something to say about this 😀.

The infelicitous misalignment of 'g' and its join with 'and' after smoochin is something only Indians will get. ("gand" is a vulgar form of referring to the posterior.)

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Thank you. I will now add Smoochin and Gand to my vocabulary.
(Oops! That shoul dhave been Smoochin gand Gand.    )

[sdwilsonsct]

Really good image: colour, balance, lines, and the figure at the bottom as a delightful surprise.

The posters were engaging, keeping in mind that their English is far better than my Rajasthani.

[Paulo Bizarro]

Beautiful.