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Fantastic pics….I m hungry..
one point- have you been to Nathdwara [Rajasthan] – that and places around it has some picturesque food.

Fantastic pics….I m hungry..
one point- have you been to Nathdwara [Rajasthan] – that and places around it has some picturesque food.

Hi Darshit, no pictures from Nathwara in the book. A subject like this is too big to be contained in one coffee table book. I photographed in many places but the book is only a small memory of the experience and is there to bring the subject to light. Every person that sees it will probably be reminded of some street food experience, and this is the whole idea behind the book. I am glad you enjoy it. thanks for the comment.

Hi Darshit, no pictures from Nathwara in the book. A subject like this is too big to be contained in one coffee table book. I photographed in many places but the book is only a small memory of the experience and is there to bring the subject to light. Every person that sees it will probably be reminded of some street food experience, and this is the whole idea behind the book. I am glad you enjoy it. thanks for the comment.

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Mouth watering photography :)
Come to Indore’s sarafa market, it is also unique in the way that it opens at late night after the jewellery market gets close in the evening. And yes, not to forget the divine Indori street food taste which you will be fond of for lifetime.

Mouth watering photography :)
Come to Indore’s sarafa market, it is also unique in the way that it opens at late night after the jewellery market gets close in the evening. And yes, not to forget the divine Indori street food taste which you will be fond of for lifetime.

The photography is really exceptional. It makes the food more mouth-watering and irresistible. Thanks for sharing this documentation.

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