Guwahati, Assam, North-East India.
When you look at those…
…you won’t believe the cultural shock we’ve been in after our experience of Holi in Delhi. It’s coz those have been taken in the North-East. India’s less-frequently travelled hidden treasure chest. It’s coz they have been taken by a photographer we met there. A man who is getting very close. Be it its home town, Guwahati…
…or far away travelling…
…those train workers remind me our adventures with Indian Railways…
…I simply love this image he took of them.
I’m not going to write much here, coz I adore his work so much, it’s so direct, clear and straight forward, that I really just wanna watch. – Oh, he became a great friend as well and proved to be a well-traveled man, happy to share his secrets. Equipped with his hints we discovered the most hidden gems you can imagine of North-East India. And we got almost as close, as he does in his images.
His name is Devraj Chaliha. – His work is for sale and his services are for hire.
To see more work of him check his tonight freshly baked site. To get in touch mail to ch.devraj[add]gmail.com
Or ring from inside India 9707216282 or from outside India: +91 9707216282
Enjoy.
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Cooooooool pics..
I have lived in Assam in Jorhat for 3 years. It’s a lovely place
I agree … the North-East was a gem to discover…
thanks for introducing Devraj´s work! He seems have ´it´in him.
cheers,
Yes, I think so too…and he’s young…so: hopefully we’ll read and hear more often of him in future and for a looong time.
Nice to see India through your friends eyes.
Next time dont forget to visit the southern state – Kerala.
Many people told us we MUST go south and visit…India is simply to large and to varied to gather all impressions in only one trip….Kerala. Noted! Thanks for the tip!