It looks quite a modern station with all the yellow lights - India is famous for it's railways especially the steam trains ( I expect there are not too many steam trains left - perhaps you are moving to diesel or electric ? )
Thank you for your valuable views. Your criticism, appreciation and suggestions are welcome to an amateur photographer who loves her city. MDS is now active as a daily photoblog.
Hi Anu, I know Mumbai VERY well.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed the compsition of your second shot.
It looks quite a modern station with all the yellow lights - India is famous for it's railways especially the steam trains ( I expect there are not too many steam trains left - perhaps you are moving to diesel or electric ? )
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This is an interesting post for J. I like the colors and the people shown.
ReplyDeleteI have nothing so special but I did post a scene I photographed on Canon Pixels right after color slide film came out in 1954.
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Between trains or rush hours. juicy post.
ReplyDeleteSomething so familiar and commonplace and not so familiar. Different
ReplyDeleteOne very familiar, one not so. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteWow great shots.. The juice looks so refreshing!
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I loved the colorful juice shot. What I love about India is all of its colors.
ReplyDeleteAll your photos are so very interesting and colourful.
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Good pictures of the modern railwaystation! And the juicestall is very inviting!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the modern railwaystation and the juicestall looks very inviting!
ReplyDeletejuinagar ki Jai! :)
ReplyDeletethanks for these pictures. :) never been to your country so i find these fascinating. :)
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