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Serena Bowles | profile | all galleries >> Travel >> South East Asia and India 2005-06 >> India tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

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India

I spent just under six months in India; it really is an amazing country - terrible and wonderful all at the same time. It's got to be the most photogenic place I've ever visited. I'll definitely be back.

Some of my photos are now available to buy in a variety of sizes and finishes, or as digital files, at Serenity Photography.

You can keep abreast of my travels by visiting my website.

Delhi
< Delhi > 		Rajasthan
< Rajasthan > 		Uttar Pradesh
< Uttar Pradesh >
Punjab
< Punjab > 		Himachal Pradesh
< Himachal Pradesh > 		Bihar
< Bihar >
Kerala
< Kerala > 		Maharashtra
< Maharashtra > 		Karnataka
< Karnataka >
Goa
< Goa > 		Holy Cows
< Holy Cows > 		Indian Flora and Fauna
< Indian Flora and Fauna >
For Sale in India
< For Sale in India > 		People
< People > 		Colours of India
< Colours of India >

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Serena Bowles13-Jan-2009 19:11
To Mahesha B: I think I did both, take pictures of both the nice, good stuff and the upsetting, bad stuff. I try to reflect what I see rather than censor it. I'd like to add that I love India, and can't wait to go back. All the best, Serena.
Mahesha B 28-Oct-2008 11:48
In India there is lots of good pictures ,good sceneries ,good peoples are there take .But you have did vice versa.so sad.
jack 03-Jun-2008 23:41
You have a great eye, great compositions, keep on truck'n!
Bharat Shah 27-May-2007 16:02
Fantastic.. that's all I can say. I have been to some of the places you took pictures of. You have the keen eyes to tell a story through your pictures. May that be of the history, pageantry, beauty, poverty, human tragedy, cruelty, calamity......and so on... keep up.. truly enjoyed your work....though with some sadness at times...
Vivek SenGupta06-Mar-2007 05:20
Fantastic snaps! They tell a story by themselves. You must really have an adventurous streak. You must also have a very good system of keeping notes while travelling and shooting. Especially for names, places etc.

It is true that you never really know what is close by until you are far away. I have never really explored India my home country, but after living in the US for a few years I feel as though I need to re-discover India.

Thanks for sharing,
Vivek
Serena Bowles06-May-2006 11:17
Thanks for that, Abhijit - they're going to have to wait until next time, though, as I've left India now. Glad you enjoyed.
Abhijit 05-May-2006 09:29
Execelent!!!!!!!!
There is one more marvalous place in India.
It " KONKAN ".....in Mhaharashtra state....Also the "ranges of Sahyadries."
Best time is Augest to March.
Karthik Raja12-Apr-2006 08:53
Hi Serena, wonderful collection. There is so much to see here. great work.
Cheers, Karthik
www.incredibleindiaphotos.com
Chris Ward09-Mar-2006 16:59
This is a terrific gallery. There's too much to take in on one visit, so many excellent photographs. I'll be returning again soon. There's so much fascinating material here you should consider a lecture tour when you return!
Guest 31-Dec-2005 04:16
Hello Serena, Your living an enviable life, you certainly have an eye for a good photo, and your emails make interesting reading which Mr shoobridge passes on to me. All the Best Gary & Jacky Schermuly
Mary Bowles02-Dec-2005 15:35
This gallery is building so well. Fascinating.
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