It’s a fact and I can vouch for it. If you sit and gaze at them soar in the skies long enough, one of them will descend, sit right in front of you, grace you with a patient stare and then fly away again. ©2015 Rahul Jauhari. All rights reserved.
I particularly like this portrait. I quite think this white burn out is some sort of signature I could create – only problem with me is that I get bored of the same look pretty fast. The Black Kite – easily seen across Mumbai – rarely looks as majestic as in this picture – and that’s probably why I like…
The Padle Gaon Project The Black Kite: a commonplace sight in Mumbai. Yet the same Black Kite looked surprisingly more inspiring in Padle Gaon. I guess the environment does it. After all, which bird ever looked awesome sitting on a heap of garbage? The Kites spent a lot of time on this particular tree in Padle Gaon. Given there was…
The Padle Gaon Project Our maiden visit to Padle Gaon proved to be quite something. Given our unfamiliarity with the place, we started rather early. Our directions and Google Maps both proved to be precise. We drove through Padle Gaon, into Mothi Desai Village Park. It turned out to be a dark clump of trees. We drove through and reached…
