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    A tradition and faith that will truly never die. I like how this photo shows a ritual being performed by different generations of the family, child, adult, and grandparent. The Ganga ritual, submerging oneself on the water to purify one’s soul, is a family affair every morning in Varanasi. In this scene, the father at the middle of the frame is like introducing to his son their faith in submerging oneself in the river , the other father is also assisting his child, as well as the grandfather is also being assisted. I like how involved the people are with each other’s activities. by: keeponwalking Views[215] A boy is raised high in the air by his mother with a group of Indian tourists waiting in line to go inside the Taj Mahal mausoleum. by: keeponwalking Views[183] I was drawn to the eyes of the baby! His eyes were so expressive, innocent and excited. I took this photo with his mother in New Delhi. by: keeponwalking Views[261] During a really heavy rain in Varanasi, a group of boys were scouring the riverbank of Ganga for whatever they can find useful that were washed off by the water current from the city. After the treasure hunt, the boys somehow gathered up. It's quite curious what they're up to, probably concerning how each other did on their hunt. by: keeponwalking Views[531]  

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    Friday, 11 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

     
    I am a freelance graphic designer and an apprentice wedding photographer for a studio. Photography, layout design and traveling are three of my passions in life. More than the landscapes, I get satisfaction each time I get to photo the locals. My travel ... Read more >
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