B. Merwan and Co. is a century old bakery and Iranian cafe in Grant Road, Mumbai, India. Their speciality is the Mawa cake pictured here. Mawa cakes are buttery tea cakes that are infused with cardamom.
Mein erster Gedanke war: Hoffentlich hält der Bäcker das Blech in der Balance, ohne das einer dieser appetitlichen Kuchen herunterfällt!
Ein wunderbares Foto “aus dem richtigen Leben”, authentisch, ungekĂ¼nstelt und real.
Ich mag sowas.
LG von Rosie
Those cakes certainly look delicious. I want one :) Another great shot, Joshi. I like how you managed to capture the worker looking upwards to the side…must be on the lookout for the next batch of cakes ;)
An outstanding photo. Everything from the facial expression to the pastries just looks great. The color tones really give the image a real life feel. Keep up amazing work!
I really admire your use of light, throughout your work and in this image in particular. And this also inspired me to look up a recipe for mawa cake, which sounds delicious.
I’m so loving browsing all your lovely photos of everyday things that have passed and reading the stories that accompany them. Thank you for taking the time to share the images and the beautiful stories behind them all. It really IS like we are there with you. It reminds me of Tolkien’s quote “I found it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keeps the darkness at bay… small acts of kindness and love”.
Great Post .
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. . . I think I would like them if it weren’t for the cardamon . . .
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Those cakes look yummy, and I like cardamom! :)
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Excellent photo, Joshi :-)
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such a great ambiance in this shot… love the subdued tones with only the yellow popping out…
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Great work !
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I want to eat them now…
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I feel hot and humid and my ams ache just looking at the volume on that tray. Fantastic composition.
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Nice frame!
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Mein erster Gedanke war: Hoffentlich hält der Bäcker das Blech in der Balance, ohne das einer dieser appetitlichen Kuchen herunterfällt!
Ein wunderbares Foto “aus dem richtigen Leben”, authentisch, ungekĂ¼nstelt und real.
Ich mag sowas.
LG von Rosie
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Great photo capturing the moment. First time I’ve heard about mawa cake. I bet it will be tastier. With cardamommmmm.
Saba
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Magical
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That’s a lovely photo!
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wonderful pic
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Stunning…
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Those cakes certainly look delicious. I want one :) Another great shot, Joshi. I like how you managed to capture the worker looking upwards to the side…must be on the lookout for the next batch of cakes ;)
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Wonderful photo .. Amazing amount of cakes on that tray!
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Amazing shot! I’m really impressed
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Cool
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A nice amount on the set, and certainly very good taste
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Lovely looking cakes. Nice.
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Nice.
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hmmm looks delicious
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Lots of strength in this image Joshi. Wonderful.
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Great photo!!
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Superb photo. I always like the ancient cloudy mirrors in these Iranis.
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Cakes look delicious. :)
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An outstanding photo. Everything from the facial expression to the pastries just looks great. The color tones really give the image a real life feel. Keep up amazing work!
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Wow!
Che delizioso! ;))
Nice click!
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What an interesting moment in time you’ve captured – love the subtle light on the cakes! :)
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very nice. great light
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That’s a delicious capture… :-D
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Joshi….great tone – color !
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Iranian CafĂ©? So they’re Parsi?
(Can almost smell the cakes’ fragrance in your picture!)
:)
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Yum… Yum…
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The soft, diffused lighting makes for a beautiful image.
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Wonderful.
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You just captured the right moment of this person.!
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Oh Yum! I haven’t looked beyond the cakes :)
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Proudly displaying his tempting creations!
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Great shot!
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I can almost smell… even taste those goodies!
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Those cakes look delicious!
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Perfect!
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An amazing photo Joshi!
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Awesome shot
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You are the master of portraits dear Joshi!They are always steeped in culture and tradition:)
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Una luz y un ambiente verdaderamente Ăºnicos!
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They look delicious… :)
Excellent shot, joshi.
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superbe cadrage avec une lumière magique! amitiés
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wow! fantastic photos!
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beautiful capture
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Lovely picture,…and delicious Mawa cakes too!
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I would love to try the cake :) great image, Joshi!
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These cakes sound and look amazing! I’d love to have one right now. Nice soft touch!
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I really admire your use of light, throughout your work and in this image in particular. And this also inspired me to look up a recipe for mawa cake, which sounds delicious.
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captures the sincerity
of his effort :-)
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Great photo!
Have a nice week-end!
Photographe Gil Zetbase
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Here again, after a long break.
Your photos, or the last ones, are so great as usual.
Hugs
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Somehow you made this pic surreal.
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Merwan is an icon in Mumbai. The worker looks like he is thinking….in how many minutes will this tray empty, making me go for another load?
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Superb photo Joshi
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Would love to taste, having marked to visit grant road this time. loved the image
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Excellent photography.
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Yum, yum! We should go back for more! :D
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He carries the heat of the kitchen with great strength.
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I love how the focus is on the cakes with the baker holding his head high behind them.
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I’ll take one ;-)
As usally, a picture with big impact. It talks to us.
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Splendid!
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Would be interesting to taste. Nice portrait.
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Interesting portrait
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Wonderful saturation. Excellent photography.
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Superb Click!. Yummy too!.
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thank you :)
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I’m so loving browsing all your lovely photos of everyday things that have passed and reading the stories that accompany them. Thank you for taking the time to share the images and the beautiful stories behind them all. It really IS like we are there with you. It reminds me of Tolkien’s quote “I found it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keeps the darkness at bay… small acts of kindness and love”.
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thank you so much, most of these everyday things are so extraordinary to me :)
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