Holidays in England tend to have the opposite effect - everyone gets up and starts rushing around - so this reminds me of early mornings setting out to work before most people are up. Sometimes there can be a really exciting atmosphere of newness, and air that something interesting is about to happen. Shows how what we see in a picture is determined by our own histories and cultural experience - and how important explanation can sometimes be.
What an awesome of that quiet time in Mumbai, a city which I would think would be bustling all of the day and night....even in the outer neighborhoods. A cart, a car or two, and the traditional bars across the shop. It does look empty, but I know that will end soon. A wonderful capture. genie
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Great shot of early morning life.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, everybody must be out or sleeping...looks very quiet.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable!
ReplyDeleteWow! ~ Great shot! ~thanks,namaste, CArol (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteWow! That is amazing! What a great shot!
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Absolutely amazing not a single soul .
ReplyDeleteA rare scene to see in India.. such a silent street/
ReplyDeleteA rare sight!
ReplyDeleteyou well captured both an early moment and a rare stillness.
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so the busy beach and surf look empty! Tomorrow I will walk in and shoot the rare scene as you have.
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we also had a holiday yesterday because of Eid. crowded places look sad when it's empty.
ReplyDeleteOne of the rare days. And a prize catch... Keep 'em coming...
ReplyDeleteBrilliant..... theres something so wonderful about holidays.....I like the way the monotony comes to a close though momentarily.
ReplyDeletePrayer time I'm sure!! A great time for the BMC to get the place in order ;) But the tree does not seem very bare!! Lovely capture!!
ReplyDeleteOh my! It is actually unbelievable!
ReplyDeleteHolidays in England tend to have the opposite effect - everyone gets up and starts rushing around - so this reminds me of early mornings setting out to work before most people are up. Sometimes there can be a really exciting atmosphere of newness, and air that something interesting is about to happen. Shows how what we see in a picture is determined by our own histories and cultural experience - and how important explanation can sometimes be.
ReplyDeleteI like the framing.
ReplyDeletebelle photo qui pourrait representer la fin d'une grande fete, le vide
ReplyDeleteunbelievable....this is indeed a rare "phenomenon"
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ReplyDeleteVery nice capture! A good moment of calmness!
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Bus stops also have no people here but for different reasons: there's a public transport strike today.
ReplyDeleteWhat a refreshing shot!
ReplyDeletecant believe my eyes..is it really bandra ;)???
ReplyDeleteI was going to say...usually photos of public places in India show crowds of people. This looks serene.
ReplyDeleteVery rare sight!
ReplyDeleteserene calmness !!!
ReplyDeleteA deserted street in the morning hours.......the silence and the deserted look does have its own captivating beauty....
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I am guessing this is Mumbai? I've never been! Need to the next time :)
ReplyDeleteAHH...reminds me of the Chandiveli Road in Andheri ..
ReplyDeleteYes Kiran this is an exclusive Mumbai blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome of that quiet time in Mumbai, a city which I would think would be bustling all of the day and night....even in the outer neighborhoods. A cart, a car or two, and the traditional bars across the shop. It does look empty, but I know that will end soon. A wonderful capture. genie
ReplyDeleteShocking to see anything so deserted in Mumbai ;)
ReplyDeletepost another pic of same place when it is fully crowded
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Very good observation..
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I am just wondering, Is this really part of a country with 1.2 billion people..? Guess everyone is tucked in bed..
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