The cat guardians

Was walking along the lanes in Chor Bazaar, when I noticed these cats. The were looking to their left and were seated in a way as if they were guarding their masters behind. That lasted till a lady came along, and then, the cats decided to change their strategy.

Animals often make for such good story tellers at times. And Chor Bazaar has never disappointed on that front. Here is a link to a post from the past, which involves a Goat, a man and a Lucky Corner.

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The Newspaper Project

Whenever i go out on the streets to shoot, i never go out with an agenda. But, this time, this first image above spurred me on to concentrate on photographs of people reading the morning papers. Seeing people read newspapers is something all of us see everyday. So just thought of capturing these moments when the reader is completely engrossed in his daily news dose. 
Don’t know about others, but for me, newspapers are a means to enter into a meditative state, where its just me and the words on the paper, oblivious to the world around me. Moreso, with the Sunday papers.  

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Mera Number Kab Aayega?

In the chaos that is Chor Bazaar, I came across this calm and composed barber going about his work. These traditional one-man salon are commonly found all over the city. The funny part in such a setup on a ‘khatiya’ is, the customer has to hold the mirror himself, as the barber has both his hands busy. But this uncle didn’t really bother with that. Also, seems like the waiting customer did not take my capturing his unshaven look too kindly.

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