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We present the next in, a crowd favorite, our video series ‘What It’s Like’ (Raw, un-cut, unscripted videos showing you what it’s like). This video comes from my adventures on the streets of Varanasi, India, the holiest Hindu city in the world, a pilgrimage destination that houses one of the most eclectic collections of people in the world…including real snake charmers and poisonous cobras.
A local Xhosa woman smiles for the camera under the blazing summer sun, with her face covered in locally made sunscreen. Nquileni Village, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Photograph taken March 23, 2008.
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Eating pretzels in Mozart’s hometown, overlooking Salzberg, Austria with Pavel and Monika (of The Czech Republic).
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These sculptures face north, sitting atop a hill above the DMZ, which separates North and South Korea. The park was constructed to console those North Koreans who are unable to return to their hometowns because of the division of Korea since 1950. Imjin Peace Park. Near Paju, South Korea. Photograph taken February 7, 2009. [Click the photo thru …
[The next installation in our series of “Guest Traveler” posts by people I’ve met along the way.]
Name: Shikha Khanna
Hometown: New Delhi, India
Where she traveled: She’s traveled across India with camera in hand.
Where our paths last crossed: New Delhi, India
In past ‘Guest Traveler’ posts we’ve featured the writings of many (one of my favorite from Chen Luan in Shanghai), the videos of Davey Dance and the music of road warrior David Strackany (aka Paleo), now I’d like to share with you some guest travel photography from India.
Shikha and I met through a friend-of-a-friend-of-a-friend and our mutual interests in photography and creativity helped forge a quick friendship.
Below is a series of some of her amazing photos of street kids in India.
