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Sunday, March 26, 2006

The Goddess being photographed

These days all the traditional arts are being captured through documentaries, photographs, but not many people care to look into the different aspects of it or try to understand it. Some of the photographers present there took pics to display in their studio.

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interesting, mysterious.

Posted by Anonymous Gp | 11:35 PM, March 26, 2006   

Thanks GP!

Posted by Anonymous Jo | 11:51 PM, March 26, 2006   

Is the goddess played by a man jo?

Posted by Anonymous Iris | 5:22 AM, March 27, 2006   

Yes, Iris.

Posted by Anonymous Jo | 6:39 AM, March 27, 2006   

...so unique^_^ i'm always fascinated of any tribal costumes esp. the colors and designs itself.
..for sure it's more colorful in person right?

Posted by Anonymous kathy | 9:15 PM, March 27, 2006   

Yes, Kaths. You should be there to see it all. :-)

Posted by Anonymous Jo | 9:26 PM, March 27, 2006   

...really?so can you take me there when i come to Kerala?^_~ eh? promise me :)yaar..??

Posted by Anonymous kathy | 10:47 PM, March 27, 2006   

Definitely, if you come. :-)

Posted by Anonymous Jo | 12:18 AM, March 28, 2006   

Hello,:)
Beautifull Pictures!! And yes these days ppl take pic's and totally forget to understand the concept/story behind it!
Regards,
Marutham

Posted by Anonymous Marutham | 8:18 AM, April 02, 2006   

Thank you Marutham.

Posted by Anonymous Jo | 9:44 AM, April 02, 2006   

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