This is image is shot by digital Nikon D800 @ 6400 ASA sensibility.This image has been selected from the following set of images:
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5-6 March 2012 - part 4: Mughals in Agra and Fatehpur Sikri, India.
- John Cohen (UK) "Taj Mahal's Bells" from album "Around The World In 47".
- KraftiM (The Netherlands) "mRat" from album "Ancient Species".
- Mughal Empire (en.wikipedia).
- Mughal architecture (en.wikipedia).
- Agra (en.wikipedia.org).
- Fatehpur Sikri (en.wikipedia.org).
- Shah Jahan (en.wikipedia.org).
- Mughal emperor Akbar (en.wikipedia.org).
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March 2012 part 3: Khajuraho, India.
Khajuraho is a city in India famous for the erotic "kama sutra" sculptures outside the temples.These monuments are dated from 10th century and they belong to the world heritage catalogue of UNESCO.
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31 December 2010: Fast food in Yazd, Iran.
Quite interesting element in the photograph is the female mouth that gives a surrealistic concept over the image.
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21 March 2012: Portrait - Pushkar - India.
The first attempt was with digital colour.. as you can see from the "contact sheet". The bw images are shot with black and white film.
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18-Feb-2012: Car - satelite plates, Istanbul, Turkey.
This image has been selected from the following set of images. Quite interesting composition isalso the second image.
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4-Mar-2012: Street market at Khajuraho, India.
Khajuraho city in India is famous for the erotic temples 10th century (UNESCO World Heritage Site). This image is from a local street market. It is interesting in the composition the woman from the left and the man looking with curiosity in the background.This image has been selected from the following set:
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Summer 2012: 20 photographs from India exposed @ Cafe Allokoto, Komotini.
In a previous post we saw a video with 126 images from India. These are the 20 images that has been selected and they are being exposed this summer @ Cafe Allokoto, Komotini. The black & white images are shot with film black & white, the color images are digital (shot with Nikon D700).
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20-March-2012: kids - Jodhpur (poster my exposition of photography from India), India.
This photograph has been selected as a poster for my exposion of photography that will take place in a local cafe in Komotini, Greece on 21 of June 2012. The poster of the exposition is bellow and the image has been cropped a little bit to the right. The design of the poster is from graphic designer Vaso (link spagheti design). Some encyclopedic information about Jodhpur (this city is called also as "the blue city"): The blue color in the past was used only by Brahmani high cast (blue house was a house of a higher cast). Later this color was used by lower casts because people believed that this color enhance the cooling of the house and expels the mosquitoes ;-). More cities in the region of Rajastan in India have this blue color, ie. Bundi.
- Jodhpur (article at en.wikipedia).
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21-June-2012: Exposition of photography - India, Cafe Allokoto, Komotini, Greece.
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28-Jul-2011: Women-rain, Chitwan jungle, Nepal.
May-be an image like that is better to be shot in colour. Generally speaking Asia is full of colour and it is a question if a photographer should choose colour or black and white. Recently in a speech of the Turkish photographer Ara Gulerm, mentioned that issue. Asia is full of colour so the photographer has no other choice rather to choose colour. This image is from the Chitwan jungle in Nepal and it has been selected from the following set of images:
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Photographer Paolo Pellegri in the project "Time in Turkey" from the Turkish newspaper Zaman.
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12-Feb-2012: Snowy landscape - Blue Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey.
These images has been selected from the following set of image. In the beginning I was think to publish only the first image (more "classic style" image), but the composition of the second image seems also interesting. I like the composition of the palm tree between the minarets and the geometry with the column and the cables within the composition. This kind of "black & white" landscape seems better in black and white film rather shot in colour-digital form.
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