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A few portraits from my recent visit to India! - Nikon D800

ThornleyGroves

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Hi! These are a few of my favourite portrait shots i got whilst over in India. These locals from rural India, had never seen a tourist, foreigner, or a camera before! So the look on everyones face after showing them their image, was truly sensational! Let me know what you think!

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These are really cool! Thanks for sharing.
 
I suspect you mean they'd never seen a digital camera before... 'though I could be wrong (it wouldn't be the first time).

You got some interesting shots, I like 2, 5, 6, and 7 best. 2 would probably be better if you could have got his feet included in the shot; even though I'm familiar with the Asian squatting position the knees look a little wierd and disconnected... Even so, with the expression you captured on his face it's still my favourite. :) :thumbup:
 
Thanks for the replies! Yes it's more likely to be a digital camera! My friend who i'm with here bought his polaroid, so we have been dishing out a few polaroid photos to some children and families, and their reactions are just incredible! Here's one or two picture of them, seeing photo of themselves for the very first time!!













 
#2 was my favorite. Indian people are so friendly.
 
Great shots. Thanks for sharing.
 
These are great! You've captured smiles and these are even infectious over the internet.

Polaroid! :) I have one of those somewhere in the back of a cupboard, after the digital revolution happened I couldn't give it away! At £1.50 per shot it just doesn't make sense... am I right in guessing that the film packs are cheaper in India? Or was it just an excellent investment in goodwill?
 
These are great! You've captured smiles and these are even infectious over the internet.

Polaroid! :) I have one of those somewhere in the back of a cupboard, after the digital revolution happened I couldn't give it away! At £1.50 per shot it just doesn't make sense... am I right in guessing that the film packs are cheaper in India? Or was it just an excellent investment in goodwill?

Thank you very much! Yeah well it's a Fujifilm Instax Camera and the films work out at 8GBP for a pack of 10! and we took over about 200, so it's really just a show of goodwill, and it's honestly worth it after seeing their amazing smiles!
 

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