Saw on him near Pike Street in Seattle. It was the combination of colors that he was wearing that caught my attention that helped me recognize him even later on some other day in a different place. I asked him if I could take his picture, he smiled and nodded.
A very interesting person, who was also an enthusiastic conversationalist. He told us about the mountain ranges visible from Deoria Tal, his life in the hills. I asked him if I can take his picture, he said, "Sure! Why not? I am just an oldie"
She was such a sweet shy Gharwali Farmer. We met her on our way to Deoria Tal in Uttrakhand. I requested her if I can take her picture, reluctantly she said yes. You can actually see that shyness clearly in the way she is smiling!
Met this beautiful lady on our trek to Deoria Tal. First she was shy to get clicked, but in just few seconds, she got excited about the picture. She even suggested what would be the best angle for the shot.
Just look at her smile - pure joy!
Met him at Tegallalang Rice Terrace Garden in Bali. I was walking out of the garden, when he saw me and asked me to click picture. This had never happened to me, some one coming up to me and asking for a picture. Gladly, I took out my camera, and clicked 3-4 shots. After that, he asked me for money for the picture. Not willing to argue, I paid him some amount. But overall it was a little weird experience!
Met her on our way to Tapola in Mahabaleshwar. At this time, the lady was trying to just pose for the camera.
This is when I asked her to smile and not worry about posing!
What a beautiful difference a smile makes!!
