The coracles of Hampi
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mkamionka 2022-01-11 3:45
Hi Paul,
Recently Costantino told me that he already commented on all my photos. It probably is the case if someone has more photos then you and keeps posting more. I think I have seen all photos by Luciano already and I think I have seen almost all your photos but occasionally I find something I have missed.
It is easier if your main profile page displays random photos because one can occasionally spot something the missed before but if it displays recent photos, you don't have this chance.
Beautiful reportage here from a very photogenic spot . The rock formations are so picturesque and of course the ladies in colorful dresses are so photogenic too. Were they not looking at you strangely that an old creepy guy goes around taking a lot of photos of them :)
Very interesting boats, I have never seen ones like that.
My obvious question is: did you swim in one of them? I suppose it would be a risk to drop the camera in the water, s I would probably avoid it.
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01-12-2022, 03:00 AM
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To mkamionka: People and boats
Thank you Mariusz,
In my experience you can photograph just about anyone in India without any problem. I never had the impression that anyone thought I was a creepy person. (Not in India I mean) On the contrary, I had the impression that I was welcome there. I didn't use these boats. They were intended to reach the other side of the river (albeit at a further place). I made a long walk on foot along the rocky banks of this river. Kind regards, Paul 
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