The ‘Bombay Duck’ is a type of fish that is also known as the ‘bombil’. It is usually dried and cured with salt before being sold in the markets.
A Fisherwoman drying Bombay Duck
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
The ‘Bombay Duck’ is a type of fish that is also known as the ‘bombil’. It is usually dried and cured with salt before being sold in the markets.
Joshi Daniel Photography 
Ah, nostalgia!
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what a portrait..and what beautiful light…
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Awesome portrait, joshi. Those colours and that lightin blend together so well.
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Nice color combi… light through bombil ambiance with saree color of lady!!
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Perfect shot.
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Beautiful – symmetry in colors, lighting and thoughtful expression on the woman’s face.
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portrait, lumière et couleurs superbes!! amitiés
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beautiful capture and like others really appreciate the colour harmony….lovely : ))
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It is one of the most popular fish this side in West India. I love the way you’ve captured it.
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Great shot, love colors !
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Lovely lighting :)
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I love the story portrayed in the photograph Shirley
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Dryfish. I like this thing very much. :-)
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I love the colour in this it sets the scene beautifully
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Wow! awesome one. The colors, the melancholy of a chore and yet the beauty there.
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Wonderful combination of coloures
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yes the colours are just breathtaking …..love it
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Light and colour palette to die for. xx
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Nice. It has a feel of sepia though it is not sepia but image looks rich in colours. Backlit from fish is making the image for engaging.
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Wow:)
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Great
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Looks yum! :)
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Never had Bombay Duck before. It sounds like a delicacy in India…or maybe it is eaten all the time. Good shot. Love how the women is in focus, yet the Bombay Duck still shines in the background too :)
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Nice shot…its so natural
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Nice one!
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nice pic
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Joshi, this is superb! It’s like your best black and white, but not (you know what I mean, don’t you?). The color palette is beautiful!
thank you so much Nadia :)
Nice catch
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That is another beautiful and evocative photo. You have such a good eye for picking the right moment.
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Excellent Shot
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Gorgeous thematic portrait impressively displayed,dear Joshi!The lady’s attire is also noteworthy!
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I like the fish but it smells horrible. Nice click!
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Gorgeous capture!
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Golden lighting.
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Great picture :)
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Exquisite color and light!
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Nice pic. Where was this taken ? At carter road ?
thank you :) no, this was taken at Versova.
Wonderful use of light.
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Beautiful, natural photo! :)
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Nice capture!
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I like how the color of the fish, the light, her skin and clothes all compliment each other.
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Fascinating photo. I can just imagine how it smells.
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Very nice!
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In look great, work is done !! plus it is the day of the woman in th world !! Bravo
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nice colors in the fish and dress, good combo
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Beautiful colors and composition.
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Superb photo Joshi!
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Love the colors and light!
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Fabulous light, interesting subject.
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Bombil ? is a fish ?
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Such a beautiful image.
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Powerful images..! Thanks for offering viewers such evasion for a moment.
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This reminds me of when we visited Norway a few years back, Joshi, and saw all the fish drying on lines outside!
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Killer light and wonderful colors!
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Nice image and wonderful light
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Interesting. I was not aware of ‘drying’
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Beautiful scene and colours !:)
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Perfect capture.
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Love the light and the hues .. Such a warmth in the Orange
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beautiful picture. Thank you to share it with me.
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your environmental portraits are outstanding…
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Lovely lights on/behind the fishes, great capture
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Wonderful image. Isn’t it great that a camera has no sense of smell?
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Beautiful! Such character!
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It sure is a tasty fish. I like to eat dried fish, uncooked.
The photo is perfect, as always.
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thank you and cool to know you like dried fish :)
Great image. Somehow i want to have dry fish right now… :(
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Thanks for liking my post on the Prague Clock. Your photos are always special.
The colors in this photograph are beautiful, Joshi, and of course I like how the lines of fish as well as the woman’s arm lead to her face and sari. Congratulations.
thank you Linda :)
Really cool image, overall a really cool blog.
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Beautiful soft light.
It was nice learning a little something about Bombay Duck, too. Thank you.
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Outstanding!
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Arguably one of the best fish, both in the fresh and the dried form. Copper complexion brought out so well.
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nice pic
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This is such an amazing click. The colors are beautiful .
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Beautiful :)
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This is a lovely portrait – partly due, I feel, to the complimentary colours …
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wow,,, Thanks for Article,, Nice Photos
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Beautiful .. and yum!
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I had never heard of this fish before.
oh!
She has a comforting soul…very nice
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very nice i enjoy how you seem to portray a gentleness of these people through the gentle tones and lighting. an honour you do them
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im fascinated with India.
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I remember how they fill up the nostrils of all the people living in the beach area.. Reminds me of childhood when we used to eat it…
hehe yeah, they conquer the place ;)