The twogirls and the guy at the bottom seem as though they might be into blogging sometime. For sure not the fellow in the top pic. Although… you never know, a little cash and a computer and he just might well start blogging.
Absolutely 😀
This post is a celebration in a disguise (The last picture stands for it) Admiring readers who matter and vouch for us. Reason why we are hopeful and alive by all means.
Not a lot at this place but in many western cities of India it’s coming up big time. Officials have assigned walls to art schools and artists to create graffiti. That has had a good effect. No one sticks up posters/paint adverts on these spots anymore.
Great post! 🙂
Read about Gaurav Jain, a journalism post-graduate rickshaw puller’s blog
“The other side of the fence” http://www.cycletorickshaw.blogspot.com
Over-confident me thought I’ll take his snap and quietly leave. Just when I was about to click, he looked. Damn the senses. I stood erect, animated. He raised his brows so I tried my next ploy. I smiled wide, so wide he gave up…Ha Ha!
Your shots are truly touching, Arjun. Shall you require comments to all of these photos?
1st – He was so surprised reading that the rickshaw will be prohibited in that area soon.
2nd- seeking for your telephone number in the directory in “A” alphabetic list
3rd- that was not good reading Holly Book while smoking a cigarette
1st. He is quite surprised. The news article is about his rickshaw and why it has been prohibited.
2nd. You promised to give them my number but you left to “Engage” with pretty girls at Bogor street carnival.
3rd. Yes. That’s a Holy book – “Stupid conversations of Muhammad and Arjun”
I saw a great image like this in London the other day which you would have done great justice too. It was a homeless man huddled in his duvet with his dog on his lap, and he was reading in the dark. I wanted to know what book he was reading but was too afraid to ask.
Great pictures and I think the girls seem very absent and are probably doing very different things, the guy under have already a pen in his hands and can be a famous blogger and the older man above is very interested on reading and can have long since have made 300 post ! 🙂
arjun bagga 
awesome pics!
🙂
Great photos man 🙂
Thanks Mate 🙂
I have never tried street photography, do you get people that tell you to bu**er off?
Street photography is fun. You click and disappear if you looking for candid shots.
It’s an art I learned shooting budget films. Street shots are tricky. If a passerby looks in the rolling camera, you need a re-take.
I see, fleet of foot and quick of eye..
And an infectious smile! 😀
Damn, I can only do that virtually.. 🙂
It ain’t your fault and You are my mate.
You are a good man 🙂
The last guy is going to ash in his book.
Guy won’t mind when done with the page.
P.T.O makes sense.
Reading, A Stranger in a Strange Land.
Nostalgia for you 🙂
I blended in much better. I had a full blanket-shawl and smoked Beadies 😉
I’m mighty impressed 🙂
🙂
The twogirls and the guy at the bottom seem as though they might be into blogging sometime. For sure not the fellow in the top pic. Although… you never know, a little cash and a computer and he just might well start blogging.
I was wondering if they might land up on my blog and frown for using their pictures without consent.
Not for long, my likes are precious!!
Wonderful and thought provoking. I think this post is awesome! 😀
Thanks Jackie. Good to see you 😀
Ah! A series on readers! Really great idea, and the photos are as usually super!
Thank you Sunshine 🙂
Very cool!!
Thank you Judy!
Reblogged this on O LADO ESCURO DA LUA.
oooh you make me missing my camera, its still broken and kind of abandoned. What do you use?
600 D.
But how should that matter? Grab a new one, anyone. Shoot. No excuses taken 😀
was just a rhetorical question =D
but thats a good tool you have hehe
Yes Yes, I know
So, I’ll “See” you soon
😀
yup! i hope i can impress you =D
Ah, Don’t you stress. I trust you!
Arjun – another amazing post –
“We read to know that we are not alone.”
― William Nicholson
Absolutely 😀
This post is a celebration in a disguise (The last picture stands for it) Admiring readers who matter and vouch for us. Reason why we are hopeful and alive by all means.
Your celebrations are always life-affirming. Thank you!!
That’s the plan here on. Thank you!!
Indeed ! They look like potential bloggers ! Good one, arjun bagga !
Thank you !
Nella prima foto c’è proprio un potenziale blogger! 😉
lol
buona giornata
.marta
Lui è un genio.
Si può leggere in tutte le lingue senza l’aiuto di traduzione.
Nice pictures. I like the humanity in them. At least they’re reading, no matter what the method.
Nice shots Arjun! I like them all but number 1 is a classic!! Perfect timing and frame 🙂
I’ve not seen graffiti like that in India before; is there a lot at that place?
Not a lot at this place but in many western cities of India it’s coming up big time. Officials have assigned walls to art schools and artists to create graffiti. That has had a good effect. No one sticks up posters/paint adverts on these spots anymore.
Thanks Peter. That image reminds of bemusing expressions we instinctively make when deeply involved in some activity or thought 🙂
Great post! 🙂
Read about Gaurav Jain, a journalism post-graduate rickshaw puller’s blog
“The other side of the fence”
http://www.cycletorickshaw.blogspot.com
Wonderful post Arjun-your *street* work is so amazing-and inspiring-
Thanks Meg!
🙂
Lovely studies, A. Really dig no. 3! You got the man’s breath.
Over-confident me thought I’ll take his snap and quietly leave. Just when I was about to click, he looked. Damn the senses. I stood erect, animated. He raised his brows so I tried my next ploy. I smiled wide, so wide he gave up…Ha Ha!
Hey, you had me look twice, Richard Guest – and so he did…
These are just plain great photos, Arjun– no if, ands or buts about them. And the captions are funny. 🙂
Glad to see you 🙂
Your shots are truly touching, Arjun. Shall you require comments to all of these photos?
1st – He was so surprised reading that the rickshaw will be prohibited in that area soon.
2nd- seeking for your telephone number in the directory in “A” alphabetic list
3rd- that was not good reading Holly Book while smoking a cigarette
I am quite enjoying your shots 🙂
1st. He is quite surprised. The news article is about his rickshaw and why it has been prohibited.
2nd. You promised to give them my number but you left to “Engage” with pretty girls at Bogor street carnival.
3rd. Yes. That’s a Holy book – “Stupid conversations of Muhammad and Arjun”
I quite enjoyed this 🙂 Thank you, my friend!
🙂
This is great 🙂 Love these pictures, & the captions. Especially the guy reading.
Thank you Noeleen! Happy to meet you 🙂
I think they’re marvelous photos.
🙂
Great photos! I especially like the first one. His facial expression makes me wonder what the article is about.
Yes. It’s got his attention. I was around for a bit, not once he took his eyes off.
No girl reading in a coffee place? 🙂
Why in a haste, my dear. Is all good? You seem to be in a bitter mood!
No, I’m not. I was just wondering how come we haven’t had one of our comment sprees in a while…
I’m always around, my friend. Just call me over for a cup of tea. Now say where?
I’m afraid Sofia is a “little” far away from you. Be we could share a virtual tea time 🙂
That’s what I meant. Where as in which post, topic of your interest!
Do you like milk in your tea?
Or you prefer it black?
Your tea partner could be me,
if you were to come back.
Where Where
first I need to know that
my clothes have to match
the place and the mood
Very important is that
Jeans and a shirt,
smile on your lips
Prepare to listen and talk
We’ll make so many trips!
Itchy feet
I’ll be ready
Your new post
Is a marvel
I’m smiling already
Putting a smile on your face,
It’s always my goal.
It warms my heart
So please don’t stall!
🙂 🙂
This one’s so great! Made me smile right away! 😀
Talkin’ ’bout reader, I missed two of your post by its fault! 😦
Why do you think I din’t put my post today as per schedule. I was waiting for you 😉
P.S. The previous one you liked is a sticky. Old post.
Ah, of course you were! Why didn’t I think of that?! 😉
😉
I saw a great image like this in London the other day which you would have done great justice too. It was a homeless man huddled in his duvet with his dog on his lap, and he was reading in the dark. I wanted to know what book he was reading but was too afraid to ask.
Our fears are very funny 😀
happens to me in spite being a guy, shameless kinds
Incredible image you saw and thanks for describing it so vividly now imposed on my mind!
love this post…the real reading with paper lol 😉
He is like me. I am staring at your new post right now 😉
I posted and then got some tea and came to your have read the poems twice there is more to them…
Ah, Doris, you’re so adorable, truly!
Thank you so much.
LOL.
😀
A variety of readers 🙂 Great photos!
Hey Arjun, you really do have a fantastic blog.
Best,
Mark
Great pictures and I think the girls seem very absent and are probably doing very different things, the guy under have already a pen in his hands and can be a famous blogger and the older man above is very interested on reading and can have long since have made 300 post ! 🙂
Your observation is commendable, impressive insight and your successful blog and lovely posts are a validation of it! 🙂
Thank you, that’s a very nice compliment which I won’t forget! Have a very pleasant weekend Arjun 🙂
Thank you!
You’re spirited and I’m noticing that since a week or more. Have a great weekend Serach 🙂
Aah :)…….thanks ! Xoxo