I spent most of my time in the state of Karnata near the city of Gokarna at a beach called Paradise.
I was, as I’m still now, writing a novel about Mexico City, so I found this desolate... More > place where I rented a large hut, hung my hammock and began to write.
The images here are a mixture of feelings and internal times. Being alone most of the time, I wandered around quiet a lot.
There are also pictures taken while on trains, travelling from Delhi to Goa, then south to Karnataka.
Now, here in Berlin, I'm happy this trip took place. Although I did not find my inner being or my karmic self, I did shed the past three and some years that I sepent in DF after being in NYC and Boston.
India was necessary - I guess as all trips life hands you. I'm still figuring out exactly what it was that India gave me, but there is definitely work to be done from this trip.
Please take your time browsing through these pictures.
“Full power and India is great!”< Less
This book will walk you through the rich tradition of food culture of South India. Aesthetically written with the expat and foreigner in mind, these cultural food tips will help you closely... More > understand the everyday South Indian food.
What will I get?
- From Karnataka Thali meals to Rava Ladus of Kerala, know the unending list of delicacies you can get to taste in South India
- Get a cultural perspective of the variety of South Indian food from state to state
- Etiquette guide for a South Indian wedding or any festivity that you are to attend
- Figure out what to eat and what not to so that you can enjoy the food and also play safe with your tummy< Less
In the Western and Southern parts of India, fish happens to be a kind of staple dish with rice and roti. Among the fish, prawns are the favourite of the majority, though some prefer to cook dried... More > prawns.
Prawns and king prawns are cooked in many different ways in South India and almost every restaurant has prawn dishes on its menu.
Fried prawns are the most favourite of the drink lovers enjoying their drinks on the beautiful beaches of South India.
In this book there are some of the best recipes from South India. With a little effort and practice, you can also be a prawn expert.
ISBN: 978-1-105-28786-2< Less
Unless they are engaged with cricket, which as a rule will take all of their attention, from a very young age boys of India seem to make a real sport of crowding in front of the camera. Could it be... More > the lack of privacy in their family-oriented and densely populated society, that makes them so eager to be in the picture?
I found out that the magic words ‘one by one’ are all it takes to turn a pushing crowd into a group of individuals, posing in turn for their portraits to be taken.
The pictures were taken during three different trips, one to the central part of India in 2004, one to the south in 2006 and one to Rajasthan in 2010.< Less
Mumbai, also known as Bombay, is the capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is the most populous city in India, and the second most populous city in the world, with a population of... More > approximately 14 million.
Along with the neighbouring urban areas, including the cities of Navi Mumbai and Thane, it is one of the most populous urban regions in the world. Mumbai lies on the west coast of India and has a deep natural harbour. As of 2009, Mumbai was named an Alpha world city. Mumbai is also the richest city in India, and has the highest GDP of any city in South, West or Central Asia.
ISBN: 978-1-105-30967-0< Less
This wonderful journey is about Mountains, Temples, Elephants, Palaces and Monks. Watch the real India in its true color.
Madikeri is one of the most popular hill stations in Karnataka, India. It is... More > a small town with a population of around 28,000. Located 300 km from state capital Bengaluru, it makes a perfect weekend getaway. People usually visit to relax in the lap of nature.< Less
“Chennai, India, is morphing into the world’s new Motor City. Automakers and parts suppliers like Ford, Hyundai, and Michelin are investing billions in new, top-of-the-line factories,... More > which will produce small cars for export and for increasingly flush Indians, as well. "India is now on the radar as one of the two most important markets for Ford strategically world-wide," says the managing director of Ford’s Indian operations. The boom in automaker interest has created more than 200,000 jobs, many of them in India’s underdeveloped gap between agriculture and high-level tech work. The city will soon be manufacturing 1.5 million cars a year.”
-----The Wall Street Journal< Less
