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18 June 2009
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- Arnaud
- Grenoble, France
- I like photography and I want to share some of my pictures to have feedback and try to improve myself, if not too late ! ;-)
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8 comments:
This is India!
Waouh ! Cette photo est magnifique !
Pour nos amis lecteurs, il va falloir expliquer ce qu'est le festival Holi, combien c'est la fête, combien petits et grands aiment se lancer de ces pigments au visage, et danser et chanter...
j'ai préféré porter le jaune et le violet pour ma part :-) et toi/vous ?
Can I ask 'n stupid question?
What is that beautifully colourful powder?! :) its stunning, picturesque!
Que de superbes pigments de couleur ! Ta photo est superbe ! Comme dit Loulou, this is India j'imagine ! ! !
Bye !...8:)
@Loulou : J'etais aussi jaune et violet avec quelques touches de bleu.
@Desi : Holi is the festival of colours in India. It means people throw those dry colour powders on each other, or put those colours in the water ... May be Nam can give us more precisions on Holi festival ?
@Jeff34: Yeah ! This is India ! But it's almost impossible to find those powders anytime except 2-3 weeks before Holi. Then 2 days after Holi, finish, all stocks have disappeared in markets.
A feast for the eyes! What a great photo!
Beautiful colors, just don't sneeze ! Wonder how they make these intense pigments ??? Maybe someone figured out how to distill the essence of rainbows right out of the sky ?
Wow - this is vivid and gorgeous. I long to buy some of those pigments to paint with and use on clay...
Wow, very cool shot. You have a lot of good photos on your blog.
Thanks for your recent visit to my site as well!
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