Love the post
the pictures are beautiful & so natural
looking forward to more
I know its been hectic for you two covering it all up…....but little can I wait for the wonderful posts that are coming for us.
Keep it coming

Nice. I likes.

Just check the last pic of the post. It has no Cedia, and it gives me short-term deja vu.

Wow, India is very colourful indeed. Very good post joe, Keep up the good work.

Lovely pictures Jo & Nam!

lovely pictures, radhik! :D i like the ones of the two of you posing filmi style. namrata - you got hair meant for such photos. all flowy and nice. :D

end of the line is nearing - yay! i will be glad when you guys get home and get some rest. >:D

dear joseph and namrata,

i guess my comments a couple of days ago about the authenticity of your content brewed up a storm with your supporters. Everyone was angry but you must understand that it was not my intention to run you down or play dirty. I did find very similar content online and balked at the remote possibility of unfair play and was aggravated.

Though i have seen the rest of your work and i do admit that it is commendable . What i must have seen must have been a very close coincidence. Please accept my apologies and understand that i have no intention to harm you.

I wish you all the very best on your last leg and will want to see the judges sweat cause they cant decide amongst the three of you.

best regards
martin

It is so colourful! No wonder Rajasthan is such a tourist attraction! And blue city… it is so BLUE!  I totally love the shots. Great job!

Dear Joe and Nam

These pictures and blogs are outstanding in terms of excellence in photography and true to life details which can attract and guide tourists.
My suggestion is that you and GDC can work out and dedicate the photos and blog to ministry of tourism as a humble gift to mother India.
Great job.  Thanks for providing these vivid details for us.
harish

Very nice photos .I like the small kids .So natural and smiling.Rajastan is realy blue heaven of India

Fun post, y’all!

one assumed that the costume dept of the serials based on Rajasthan had gone overboard but these pics dispel that false notion. even the aam aadmi is most colourfully attired, a riot of colours making the desert come alive.
the pics of the fort were really absorbing and the human angle in all the shots mellowed the flavour of the shots. well done keep it up.

amazing pics..loved them..must say u guys are really doing a wonderful job..!!keep up the good work ..!!

Intersting post guys—- Rajasthan at it’s colourful best not only boasts forts, culture,sand dunes,  simplicity, pride and honour but also vibrant colours which not only depicts into the famous mirrorwork also in art in the form of breathtaking paintings n my fav among the pics is>>> the blue lord krishna n radha ...... . keep goin n goin .... follower.

This seems like an old coverage coming up later. But a good amount of coverage for the events and happenings.

I really like the blue shades of the houses in wide angle shot. This shot is worth being taken from a few kilometers. :o)

Your video of Mehrangarh Fort was also extremely good, no wonder Namrata was feeling the hunger pangs after walking around so much to bring us the brilliant photo essay. Well done.