Flower garlands at Mysore’s Devaraja Market.
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Flowers Galore 3 comments
Flower buds for sale 2 comments
Devaraja Vegetable Market Leave a comment
Bananas in Bangalore Leave a comment
Every kid wants candy Leave a comment
Indian countryside 1 comment
As seen out the door of the train I took to Mysore. Unlike trains in the US or Europe, in India one can open the doors while the train is moving and get some fresh air (and better pictures than through a smudged train window).
On the Indian Railway Leave a comment
The train to Mysore was as exotic as I had expected – although not so cramped as to require sitting on the roof, as one often sees in movies about India. This trip was rather civilized, I had a comfortable seat in a sleeper car where I could stretch out while vendors came by throughout, selling chai tea or snacks.
All aboard! Leave a comment
Captured at the Bangalore train station:
Bangalore Station Leave a comment
Captured while waiting for my train to Mysore:
Devaraja Market Leave a comment
I’m starting to go through my pictures from my most recent trip to India, here’s the first one, from Mysore’s Devaraja Market:

Canon 7D, 40mm lens
ISO 250
f/4, 1/400 sec
Scooters rule Leave a comment
Certainly in Bangalore, where traffic is famously congested.
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Traffic in Bangalore Leave a comment
Seems chaotic but is actually quite beautiful — everything flows like water. I just wish the photos could convey the ceaseless honking.
At the starting line:
And they’re off:
My ride:
Winter Sculpture Walk Leave a comment
Took my team to the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden for some creative inspiration – glad we picked a 60-degree winter day!



Winter Wonderland 2 comments
Last night it snowed lightly and I captured these images before the snow melted.
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Happy MLK Day! Leave a comment
Winter reflection 2 comments
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Loving leaves… Leave a comment
… is easy when you’re not the one having to rake them…
Happy Thanksgiving to all!
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End of Fall Leave a comment
Fall is almost gone, just a few leaves remain (for me to take).
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First fall colors 3 comments
Captured on Halloween, behind our house. No retouching necessary. 🙂
Office after dark Leave a comment
Seen in New York from my hotel window.
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Street Art in Philadelphia Leave a comment
More murals from my trip to Philadelphia. Click on any image to see them in slideshow format.
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Morning Meadow Leave a comment
3 Versions of Commuter Bliss Leave a comment
However you may define it: shared experience, place of work, or gaming break.
Backyard life in the city Leave a comment
Ronald consoles a lonely traveler Leave a comment
Captured at Burlington, VT airport.
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Everyone negotiates… Leave a comment
… the subway differently. Some bury themselves in their phones, some in their books.
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Verdant Vermont Leave a comment
Enjoying the last of Vermont’s summer color before returning to work.
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Break time Leave a comment
Taking a break with Mario during a morning walk through the Vermont woods:
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Spiderwebs 3 comments
Captured these webs on today’s morning walk in Vermont.
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A quiet spot in Vermont 2 comments
Loved coming across this little pond with a small dock and bench to relax on.
Gooooood Morning Vermont!! Leave a comment
Looking forward to a week of R&R in VT.
Faces of India 4 comments
Tough week at the office 2 comments
Commuters on their way home on a Friday evening, captured on DC Metro.
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Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Dargah Leave a comment
Tombs of India Leave a comment
Tailors of India 1 comment
It’s not hard to find someone to mend a shirt or sew a button on in India – Â I loved all the craftsmen plying their trade in the open.
Street food of India Leave a comment
Colors of Nizzamudin West Leave a comment
Traffic in India 2 comments
Traffic in India was amazing – despite the lack of adherence to rules, it flowed like water. If you want to make a U-turn, you just pull into oncoming traffic, which slows down without any discernible annoyance. If you want to cross the street, you simply step out and traffic will veer around you (scary, but it works!).
Barbers of India Leave a comment
Street life of India Leave a comment
Vivid colors are everywhere in India, even among the poorest. Captured in Delhi and Bangalore. Click on any image to see them all in slideshow format.
Beards of India Leave a comment
I loved the many different beard styles I saw in Delhi. Click on any of the pics to see them in slideshow format:
Taxi ride in Delhi 6 comments
More street scenes from India, this time captured from my taxi in Delhi:
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Cows and elephants in Bangalore Leave a comment
While cows are easily spotted on Bangalore’s streets, the only elephants I saw were Ganesh figures on taxis’ dashboards.
Taxi ride in Bombay Leave a comment
Some street views while driving through this vibrant, manic, exuberant, fascinating, and thriving city.
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Arrival in Bombay Leave a comment
Mumbai (although many locals still refer to it as Bombay) has a beautiful airport, marked by these pillars:
Neighborhood with a little grit 1 comment
Scenes of Fishtown (Philadelphia). These two had a vigorous conversation as I walked by:
Waiting at the SEPTA Metro stop:
Driving under the Metro:
Next to the Metro:
All images shot with my iPhone and the Hipstamatic app
Murals of Fishtown Leave a comment
On a recent business trip to Philadelphia, I captured these murals dotting the neighborhood of Fishtown. Click on any picture to see them in slideshow mode.
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A new look 1 comment
Captured on the DC metro. The ears lit up in synch with whatever he was listening to.
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“Take a ride on the Reading” Leave a comment
After visiting the Reading Terminal in Philadelphia you’ll never look at that Monopoly chance card the same way again. The train station has been converted into a market for regional foods many years ago, and I enjoyed a couple of lunches (cheese steak!!) there this past week while attending a conference at the convention center next door.