
Choice of two-wheelers. Hope she will make a smart choice.
Smart Bikes is an interesting concept. Wonder whether it will succeed in a city like Chennai.
From the Chennai Photowalk #234
Seeing a large number of camera-wielding men and women, this gentleman stopped his scooter and chatted with us. He introduced himself as Mr Ramesh, an officer in the High Court. When I mentioned the building in which he was working he was rightly proud of its history and heritage. He added that in case we want to visit and photograph the High Court building we must approach the Registrar General. However, he was not confident about permission being granted.
The Chennai Photowalk #145 Streets of Nanganallur
Sony A 6400 with Sigma 30mm F1.4, DC DN
f/1.4, SS 1/1000, ISO 100
Then and now. Royal and common.
Scooter named ‘Pleasure’ chained to a vice.
Form the photowalk Chintadripet
In water starved Chennai, a pot of water can be precious. This man is carefully carrying 2 pots of water from a water tank in Washermanpet.
From The Chennai Photowalk #136
The house may be old and run down, but the morning kolam (rangoli) is always bright and cheerful.
An old house on Sachidanandam Street, Purasawakkam, Chennai.
The man seemed to be doing his job diligently. I only hope the people do not take it as their right to litter the place and expect others to clean up after them.
This scooter branded ‘Pleasure’ is wedded to a vice by a chain. A sight in Chintadripet, a centre for autorickshaw workshops.
Spotted near Besant Nagar (Elliot’s) Beach, Chennai.
Could this qualify for a place in the ‘Faces of Chennai’ album?