Outdoor life, usually from Central Japan
There’s nowhere in the world that can compare to an Indian train station. Most train stations throughout the world – Western and Japanese anyway – are for the most part sterile places that have serve one function. But every Indian trains station that I have ever been to has it’s own unique character.
I caught the train back to Delhi yesterday and got to Haridwar station late afternoon so that I could shoot for an hour or two before my train arrived. Here are a few photos.
I love these photos – particularly the man in the orange turban.
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Thank you! The guy in the turban had a great smile but no teeth so I decided to go with this shot.
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Sean,
Great work at the train station…awesome photos…. you really captured wonderful images here! The double train window and the boy behind the bars are fantastic!
Bravo!
Karl
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Thanks for the nice comment Karl.
I was running around the station with my camera in one hand, my clothes back in my other hand, and my camera gear on my back. I’m happy I got anything at all 🙂
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