One of my rooms in Bhuj, Gujarat. This was the first place I stayed after a 17-hour bus journey.
[2 February 2007; Canon 20D, 24–105 mm f4 L at 67 mm, ISO 200, 1/20 at f11.]
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8 comments:
I like this; I like its simplicity. Often it's the small details that are the most interesting.
PS. I bet you didn't want to sit in that chair after a 17-hour bus journey!
I like the interplay of simplicity and vibrancy in the color. These colors appeal to me - swaths of sunset brought indoors. Ditto Anne-Marie's comment about the chair after a bus ride!
Anne-Marie and Barbara, thank you. You're right about the chair, too. The bed was hardly softer, but much more appealing (especially as I arrived in the middle of the night).
Such an ordinary, familiar sight in so remote and exotic a place.
Zhoen, I'm pretty sure I've seen these same chairs here in Aotearoa. Generally in some shade of khaki or grey, though :^(
love the simplicity of this and the colour - wow!
after sitting that long on a bus though, i suspect the hard chair wasn't going to be any comfort! ;)
haha - after posting my comment i read what Anne-Marie said!
Leonie — great minds thinking alike?
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