Leaving Agra - December 11, 1999
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Photographs show street scenes in Bangalore; the ancient religious Architecture of the Qutub Minar UNESCO World Heritage Site in Delhi; and the Architecture of Celestial Indian Technology at the Jantar Mantar Astronomical Observatory in New Delhi; the cover photograph and the Taj Mahal were made in Agra.. I've included descriptive introductory comments for the photographs, and a selected bibliography for additional reference. |
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[SMSQHCIWLF] Photographs show street scenes in Bangalore; the ancient religious Architecture of the Qutub Minar UNESCO World Heritage Site in Delhi; and the Architecture of Celestial Indian Technology at the Jantar Mantar Astronomical Observatory in New Delhi; the cover photograph and the Taj Mahal were made in Agra. I've included descriptive introductory comments for the photographs, and a selected bibliography for additional reference. |
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The tremendous development of photojournalism has contributed practically nothing to the revelation of the truth about the condition of the world. On the contrary, photography, in the hands of the bourgeoisie, has become a terrible weapon against the truth. The vast amount of pictured material that is being disgorged daily by the press and that seems to have the character of truth serves in reality only to obscure the facts. The camera is just as capable of lying as the typewriter.
- Bertolt Brecht, 1931 |
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Photographs are of street scenes in Bangalore, India in 1999. With introductory comments, notes, and a selected bibliography of additional references. |
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[SMSQHCIWLF] Photographs are of street scenes in Bangalore, India in 1999. With introductory comments, notes, and a selected bibliography of additional references. |
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