Certain things that I can imagine in grey..
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| Kathak Ghungroos Kanpur |
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Restless furniture that changes behind our backs
Kanpur
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Grey matter sitting silent
Kanpur
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Tendrils in the fern
Kanpur
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Clocktower
Kolkata
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Skulls
Kaziranga, Assam
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Actually,just about anything in the city of
Kolkata
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Dying Lotuses
Sibsagar, Assam
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Quiet Poultry
Mariani, Assam
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The humming wind
Stone crevices, Bangalore
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Gravestone
Indian Christian Cemetery, Bangalore
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Waiting pans
Yelahanka Market, Bangalore
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Strangers
Bangalore
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People I'd like to befriend
K R Market, Bangalore
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Unending drains
Dhobi Ghat, Bangalore
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Seasoned Feet
Dhobi Ghat, Bangalore
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There's a kind of solace I find in greys, I suppose I don't do justice to many things by denuding them of colour, but there's no other way I can imagine them.
Most pictures taken in Bangalore were part of the photography course in class. An important tip that came very handy (that you might already know) was to never click pictures with the greyscale/ black and white option on one's camera because this rids the picture of a lot of colour values that give it depth. Instead, click in colour and grey it down/ desaturate on a photo editor.
Kolkata is an experience I can't capture entirely in pictures, but I'll visit someday, just to give it a try.
And here's a little collage with found images of little grey things that I like to look at sometimes....
These, and anything to do with winters.
And here's a little collage with found images of little grey things that I like to look at sometimes....
These, and anything to do with winters.
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