I spent two months traveling solo around south India in December 08 and January 09. These are my photos taken in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Goa and Mumbai.
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      Karnataka State:
Bylakuppe Buddhist temple
Boy washing in a village outside Hampi
Pedestrian traffic in Kakabbe village
Creaking bamboo in Gallibedu village
View out of train window
Kids in Kakabbe village
   Tamil Nadu State:
Raining outside Ooty
This tea seller spoke no English but told a translator that I sounded like a news reader. Maybe I should change career.
Hitching a lift in a truck
   Goa state:
Ashvem beach, away from the crowds
A chai wallah selling tea through my train window
 Mumbai:
Sunset at Nariman Point
If you would like to buy poster prints of any of my photos, please contact me. These uploads have been scaled down hugely, but their original quality allows them to be printed very large. Prices depend on size, but as a guide, an A3 poster is approximately £15, or an A3 photograph is approximately £5.
|          This girls family gave me lunch in their home, I found it pretty hard to eat, but she seemed to like it!
View out of a bus window coming into Kodaikanal
Tea picker, Ooty
  View out of bus coming into Munar
Tea plantations, Munnar, and for a brief minute, the sun shines!
  Ashvem beach sunset
Spice sellers at the Saturday Night Market
 Near Malabar Hill, the poshest part of Mumbai
These images were taken with a Canon G9 camera always on manual setting, and edited in Apple's Aperture.
|       Hampi temples Gallibedu View out of a train window Monk on a motorbike, Bylakuppe Nelly gets a bath, Dubare Forest Reserve - look at the size of that trunk compared to that dude's legs!    This family belong to an old Tamil tribe, and live in a remote area with no roads to their house. However the government provide a TV (as an education tool) and they have phones. Raining, outside Ooty. Low visability in Kodaikanal   Tea plantations, Munnar Tea plantations, Munnar   Shiny Happy Me Saturday Night Market  Opposite the Taj Hotel, with rooms at $500/night |
