HOW TO SEE THE PHOTOGRAPHS

I suggest you see my photos from India in a chronological order. Go to "Archives" in the bottom right corner, choose "October", and watch/scroll them bottom up. I know, it's a pain! I only realised it after I published everything... The blog has its limitations and makes it hard to publish things the way I want them.

Hope the photographs tell you why I loved India so much.

Lotus Temple, Delhi. Muslims, christians, hindus, buddist all line up to enjoy the calmness of this great building. All are welcome.

Little performers of the streets in Delhi.

Mughal architecture of the Red Fort.

Red Ford, New Delhi

Old Delhi

Rainy day in Old Delhi

Is he really pushing?

Ladies come to Delgi, shop and escape it.

Shot in Old Delhi

But all works

Old Delhi

Old Delhi

Airview of Ladakh. On the way back to Delhi.

Leh Airport, highest airport in the world, with the toughest security procedures I've ever experienced.

Spinning the wheel.

Muslim wise men of Leh

There is a big muslim community in Leh. They seem as tolerant as the buddists.

One of the protestors. Seen a more peaceful Uprising?

Uprising of Ladakh, to separate from Jammu & Kashmir. A regular occurance, as it turned out.

Men of Ladakh

Women of Ladakh

Puma Lady

Woman, Ladakh.

Women of Ladakh

Stadium toilet in Leh.

Getting ready for the 'revolution'?

Polishing his dad's truck.

Archery Stadium

Day 4 (Friday) - everything in Leh is shot due to the 'revolution'. This lady takes me to the back of her shop to feed me.

Clear waters at Pangang Tso Lake. No digital enhancement used.

Kidney-like?

Pangang Tso Lake

Martian landscape at Pangang Tso Lake.

Pangang Tso Lake

Young monk

Young monk caught a ride with us.

Pangang Tso Lake sits there like a saphire as we approach the lake.

Yuks

Finding flowers at this altitude was refreshing.

Mammuts

Moon at noon

Work goes on at 5000m, -5C.

Worker

Worker. One of my fav shots.

Worker

Melting asfalt for road construction

Not shot in BW...

Construction workers.

Construction workers.

Kidding around the military base. Wearing his 1950ies sun goggles. I've mailed him the photos.