Traveling India.
Gate of India. This structure was erected to commemorate the landing of their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary.
Mumbai, storm surges hit high levels, as locals play and take advantage of high water levels coming over the wall.
Women sort through plastic and paper to make very little money, and sometimes they find a surprise or two.
For most that work at the Dhobi Gard its a full time job, most of which live on site and continue to work around the clock.
Mumbai has one of the biggest Dhobi Gard wishing areas that service the hole of Mumbai.
Worker hangs out sheets in Mumbai's largest Dhobi gard.
With a population standing at around 1.2 billon people, the chances are extremely slim for a child to get anywhere in life, most children are forced into the sex industry or are forced to beg to make money for the greedy.
Mumbai there are many children without beds to sleep in, there is little food, and the Sexual abuse that happens to these children most of the time goes unpunished.
Pune is a university city where many commuters come and go on a daily bases.
Passing time on a train in India can take its toll on you, the trains never seem to run on time, overcrowded and hot as hygiene seems to go out the door. It was said to me once, if you can travel India, you can travel anywhere.
Homeless man lays in front of a bakery, whilst the rest of the people go about their business.
As a man i have needs, one of them being, i need to shave every so often, India you can find men on most street corners that are willing to give you a shave and a head massage, to me it is worth every minute of getting shave and a head massage whilst in India.
Men grab their catch for the day, they sell the fish they catch to local restaurant to provide fresh fish to the tourist trade.
Indian man smoking a pipe in down town Pune.
Rajasthan camel festival where up to 6000 camels can be there at the one time, the festival is about trade.
The Pushkar Lake is one of India's holiest sites, it is said that the hindu gods where born here.
India today women still cover their faces, a sign of respect and tradition.
Women carry jugs on there heads for there daily routines.
The holy city of Varanasi.
A Varanasi local on her way to school carries her companion on her back.
Kit Flyers dog fight each other with there kits on the banks of the Ganges in Varanasi.
For most tourists going to Varanasi its quiet common for them to take a boat thats rowed by an Indian to take them along the shore line of the Ganges river in Varanasi.
People bath and wash their live stock as well they wash their clothes in the River Ganges.
Children play whilst mothers and father work 7 days a week in Mumbai's biggest Dhobi Gard.
Behind one of the 7 wonders of the world: the Taj Mahal.