When I was traveling in India and saw a river, I would often ask the locals what it was called. And interestingly, many Indians would answer "Ganges" without hesitation. It would be different. Even if I thought that this river would be different, they said "Ganges" without hesitation. I'm wondering if all the rivers that flow through this country were the Ganges. When I came to the waters of the Hooghly River in Kolkata, I asked the name of the river, and the answer was still "Ganges".
When I looked around, I found men and women of all ages washing in the river water. This riverside seemed to be a bathing place for the locals. But if I look closely, I would see that not all of them are washing. I saw some people catching fish with a net. It seemed that this place was also a fishing ground. Some people are fishing and some are washing up. I didn't even know what the name of this river is anymore.
Sep 2011 IN THE CITY INDIA | |
BATH HDR KOLKATA RIVER WASH |
No
5703
Shooting Date
Jun 2011
Posted On
September 11, 2011
Modified On
July 1, 2024
Place
Kolkata, India
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
OLYMPUS PEN E-P2
Lens
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-42MM