Selected black and white photographs taken in and around the city of Jaipur (Rajasthan, India), focussing on day-to-day, ordinary sights or mundane subjects. These photographs were initially showcased on a photo blog and later displayed at the exhibition Out of the Ordinary, held at Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur, in March 2008 (see Shows page for details and show brochure). This series consists of 24 black and white images, available as affordable limited edition prints on archival paper (Edition: 24). Print sizes: 20×15 or 16×12 inches, 15×15 or 12×12 inches.
Pigeons roosting for the night at Ram Lala-ji Ka Rasta
Locks on an old wooden door in the walled city
Wooden stools lying outside a shop in Aatish Market
Profusion of wires on a pole near Johri Bazaar
Amer town, in afternoon light
Children playing on a street leading to Nahargarh Fort
Ajmeri Gate, pigeons and a kite
Rosy Starlings at Central Park
Electricity poles against a backdrop of city dwellings
Jal Mahal on a misty morning
Pigeons on street lights at Johri Bazaar
Parked two-wheelers and a somewhat vacant road on a hot June afternoon at Bapu Bazaar
Makeshift stove assembled with pavement tiles, near Rambagh crossing
A pole, a street light, wires, cables, a tree and a kite, mingled in silhouette
Leafless ‘Dhok’ trees in silhouette near Nahargarh Fort
Children flying kites at dusk in the walled city
