Howdy all welcome to the next installment in my ‘Faces of’ series. This time I shift a country to the east and look at people I’ve met in India. These photographs take in three trips to India going as far back as 1999. Despite all the hassles and scams, the real people of India are warm, inviting and will do anything to look after the visitor to their amazing country.
This photo was taken in Jallandhar, 1999. I was taken in by Manu (second from the right) and his family and shown a side to Jallandhar that many visitors don’t get to see meeting all his family and friends.
After a day of sight-seeing in Jaipur, 1999, my guide took me to his home to meet his family (extended!).
Mumbai, 2001. After visiting Ghandi’s House I stopped for a drink at a little restaurant and met a group of students who asked me and the other Aussie I’d met earlier that day and thousand questions. Loads of laughs too!
Two happy kids in Mumbai, 2001.
Kolkata, 2004. The Botanical Gardens and I met a couple of groups of uni students there and chatted the afternoon away.
Darjeeling, 2004. Very different faces in some ways up in the mountains.
Amritsar, 2004. I took a ride in a fire engine to the Golden temple. My driver is in the middle.
A couple of ladies on the train to Varanasi, 2004.
Watch out for that food dye! Indian festivals are a lot of fun. These guys may have had too much fun. Taken from the road to Darjeeling, 2004.
Thanks for reading folks – May the Journey Never End!



It is impressive to learn how many amazing people you’ve met during your travel. Great story!
Thanks for reading Indah!
Some really interesting faces. I love the concept of this series. Hey, wait, I did that once and I think I called it the ‘Faces of Cambodia’ (sorry, had to get you back for the ‘City Rumble’ comment) 🙂
Great photos, you did a good job capturing expressions.
Frank (bbqboy)
lol did you? Well send me a link! Hmmmm I might do a faces of Cambodia I think I have enough for a post!
Lovely photos Andy! My family are from India so it’s one of those places I never pause to appreciate properly because we used to visit there so often but looking at these faces really reminds me of what I love about it there!
Thanks Shikka! 🙂
Great post, again. I agree with Indah, you certainly have met a lot of interesting people on your travels 🙂
thanks!