The kind of light, shadow and color it’s impossible to find in Delhi beyond a few days in the monsoon

The kind of light, shadow and color it’s impossible to find in Delhi beyond a few days in the monsoon
The only way to end a food trip to Old Delhi is with a trip to Mogambo’s personal coffee shop – the overly dramatic Starbucks in CP.
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Stunning what the photo-medium itself does to familiar faces:
31 Stunning 1860s-Style Tintype Portraits
of the Movie Stars at Sundance
http://www.esquire.com/blogs/culture/sundance-tintype-portraits-2014#slide-1
The eyes in particular blaze out – I can’t help but think of portraits of Indians from around that time where they seem to glare at the camera…
You can spend a day just going through all this. Breathtaking pictures.
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Would it be possible at all to have a retrospective like this of the Indian scene? The archives probably don’t even exist.