INDIA, Jaipur ….. don’t let the dogs out

Tues 15th Dec 2009

I took this for future nostalgic purposes today. This a street dog one of the urban wise guys that wanders the streets here where we are staying and one that has no real home. Although where we are staying it is relatively up market area of Jaipur, Bani Park, where [...]

Posted at 16:35 on December 15, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: India, Jaipur, Pentax K20D, photography, travel | read on

INDIA, Jaipur ….. no worry, no hurry, no chicken curry

Mon 14th Dec 2009

The restaurant in the basement here serves nothng but vegetarian food, so all is safe. This was todays mouth watering offerings, aloo methi being a delight as they use fresh methi here, we have to use the dried version at home.
A selction of curries including dhal, rice and parratha [...]

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Lesley_blog_1

This blog is all about photo journeys about to happen…. I left for India on the 2nd December 2009 and will be spending 2 months here photographing life as it happens around me gaining new inspiration in my imagery from this land of extreme contrasts. New Zealand and South Pacific will be the next stop.

For most of my life I have always been a passionate photographer and have I progressed through many cameras, starting with a Box Brownie!
I live in Cornwall and documentary photography is my main interest but not exclusively. My epiphany arrived after seeing a Sebastião Salgado exhibition at the old RPS Ocatgon in Bath way back in the 80’s. Those images bowled my senses over and ever since I have enjoyed mono photography and have been in awe of Magnum and its photographers past and present.

I work with a DSLR now and mainly with prime lenses but I have recently acquired a Lensbaby Composer which is contradictory, but great fun!

You can see more of my images on my website www.lesleytreloar.com