You know when time has gone by, and you don't know where to begin...but we're good friends, so I'm sure we'll be caught up in no time.
When I lived in India, digital cameras were just beginning to fall into the hands of amateurs. I played it safe and stuck with my 1976 Nikon 35mm. Because my memories or more or less stuck in 35mm, I had shared relatively few images with the public. Which really is a shame, firstly, it being so pictorial, secondly, being that my time there has shaped my life to a very great extent.
Today, that changes. I found some photos of me in Indian that are actually in a computer, meaning that I can upload them. We actually hooked up the scanner as well - which means that hopefully I can post more photos of India and blog a bit about my research there.


Today's post, I am going to leave short and sweet. There's been a lot on my mind over the past few months and I can't wait to share. Let's just say, there has been death, there has been life, and then there is local manufacturing.
1 comment:
You're back!!!! I can't wait for more India stories and images. Perhaps you need to write a book......
xo,
maw
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