Can I tell you...about the people of Rajasthan. I know you have India coming out of your ears at this point but I warned you. This is my last blog entry about India...at least for this year. Be grateful that this is an edited version of my trip. Whenever and wherever I travel, what ultimately interests me are the people. Looking, observing, taking snapshots of them, and absorbing the details. I imagine what their lives are like, who they are, their hopes and dreams. I create these stories in my head. This is also why I like reading autobiographies. During my trip I bought "A Princess Remembers" written by the Maharani Devi Gayatri of Jaipur and I was completely absorbed in the details of her rich and colorful life. I highly recommend this book if you're headed to Jaipur. I took hundreds of photos but I chose my favorites. Here you can see the endless variety of dress, color, beauty and individuality of the people of Rajasthan. Enjoy!
Rafe visits St. Francis of Assisi School
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Silay City, Negros Occidental, Philippines, July 6, 2010 – New York-based
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7 comments:
Yes, you can definitely work that look! And the photos are beautiful, all that colour!
india is something, really. they have indian vogue and the sartorialist went there recently. i hope the same [things] for the Philippines :-)
Gorgeous photos! I love them all.
Such beautiful pictures!
the scarves really are magnificent
blog-hopped here and i'm happy i did! just came from rajasthan myself this winter. truly unforgettable. eye-popping colors, gorgeous faces.
i saw your earlier post on udaipur. while i was there, the oh-so-white lake palace hotel caught fire! no major damage though, thank god.
trivia: madonna spent the new year in rajasthan as well! chinismis sa amin ng mga waiters at our hotel in udaipur.
Beautiful pictures! You really captured the beauty of these people and each picture tells a different story! I would love to visit someday.
Thanks for sharing them.
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