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tiger cage.jpg
tiger cage.jpg		 night scene.jpg
night scene.jpg		 street food.jpg
street food.jpg		 street vendor.jpg
street vendor.jpg
speed .jpg
speed .jpg		 time pass.jpg
time pass.jpg		 making of rice wine.jpg
making of rice wine.jpg		 night view.jpg
night view.jpg
out of cu chi tunnels.jpg
out of cu chi tunnels.jpg		 abstract.jpg
abstract.jpg		 ace shooter .jpg
ace shooter .jpg		 hat.jpg
hat.jpg
cathedral.jpg
cathedral.jpg		 USAF.jpg
USAF.jpg		 the old the new.jpg
the old the new.jpg
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rupin 14-May-2007 09:37
Really very evocative pictures. You haven't just captured moments - you have managed to capture the atmosphere itself. Hugely impressed!!
Vidya 14-May-2007 05:42
Damn neat! Amazing Pictures. I esp. love the one titled time pass ;-)
Vineeta 09-May-2007 06:56
Very cool snaps.. You have become a true photographer - taking slice of life pics - rather than the usual posed - smiling snaps..
raj 09-May-2007 01:58
another interesting document of your travels.... I like the abstract very much... visually interesting, and on closer inspection the lines and curves are intellectually satisfying, and the textures make it a tactile experience! Beautiful. Plus I like the range of what you've done with this selection... pictures that capture a flavour of life in Ho Chi Minh city, like the street vendor, the night view and night scene shots, speed and the time pass. It documents everyday people and places. Then a moment/ scene frozen in time- the street food. and the making of rice wine, are very evocative. The Hat is a bit different from your usual stuff, 'pretty', but I think I understand why it is there- the pretty Asian girl with the ubiquitous cellphone, blends Vietnamese tradition with modern living. Tiger cage... it would make more sense to me in sepia tones, or B&W... Its been a pleasure as always. Thanks Rajesh. Raj
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