Busy streets
Photographs of New Delhi by Jagdev Singh and Victoria Knobloch
New Delhi is a city close to my heart as I have spent so much time there. It is of course a massive metropolis, bustling with many people, many sub-cultures, many moods. I was intrigued by these photos by photographer Jagdev Singh, and Victoria Knobloch, who has captured some of the many faces and places of Delhi, and asked him to do a guest photo essay on Breathedreamgo. The effect of his photos is striking, no? Enjoy.
Pillow
Tea Man
Sleeping
Masala Chai
At peace
Gods
Monsoon
Belief
Engine trouble
About Jagdev Singh
A post graduate in management with a bachelor’s degree in engineering, Jagdev Singh is a freelance photographer living in New Delhi, India. He loves to capture the moments and moods from people’s daily life. His work untangles the complex appearance of life, revealing a fine sense for a moment to pause. In 2010 he was awarded a trip to Thailand by ShotIndia.com. In June 2011, his photos were exhibitted at the Russian Center of Culture and Science. His photos were also displayed at three Group Exhibitions at PSK Gallery, New Delhi by FIPA in 2011 and 2012.
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Nice clicks except the last one..
BTW when are you going to come Kolkata ?
thanks Neilanjeev! Would love to come to Kolkata … guide me with your experience like what time of year and any special festival which is spectacular ?
Well, You should come during the Durga Puja around October /November and of course during The kolkata Book Fair(Kolkata Boi Mela) which is held on Jan/Feb
thanks. i will plan
Lovely photographs by Jagdev Singh. I love the one with the lemon and the chillies. You’ll see them on many Indian homes, its supposed to ward off the “evil eye” or “buri nazar”. Very interesting.
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oh yes you are right !! a very common view. People have a daily routine with fixed suppliers who come and tie the evil eye, even if the occupant is out of station!!
Fascinating and beautiful photos. I haven’t yet been to India, but if someone says, “India” to me, my first thought is “color” …… so I thought it was especially insightful to see photos in black & white. It took my mind and thoughts about the country in a whole other direction.
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thanks … India is extremely vivid and a photo endeavors to capture the moment in right contrast!!
I especially loved the one where the riskshaw puller is sleeping, and also where a man is sleeping comfortably beside a stray dog. You get so many stories on the road. Correction: you get the best stories there.
you are absolutely right … infact the best things we get in life are never planned ones !! best things unfold in the spontaneous spur of the moment.
good pictures, always a treat to see pictures from my home town.. The Pillow picture reinforces the fact that a dog is a man’s best friend.
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