I am a photographer based out of India. My passion lies in capturing images of people I’m intrigued by—their faces, the stories behind them, their lifestyles, cultures, and traditions. I like endlessly roaming around the streets, wherever I go, and spend time learning and understanding my subjects. Also, as is apparent from my blog, I do have a soft corner for portraits and images in black and white! If you would like to work with me for assignments and commissioned works, get in touch with me here.
About This Photoblog:
On August 1, 2008 I started this photoblog to showcase the images of people that I shoot and creating images for this photoblog has always been an exciting and fulfilling challenge. As a mark of my fondness for black and white, this site uses only different shades of grey for all its elements.
The Image Reflection came in the Top 500 category in the Nat Geo Moment Awards 2011.
The image Traditional pottery making came in the top 10 in the ‘Altered Images’ category of the Smithsonian magazine’s 7th annual photo contest from more than 60,000 entries they received from all over the world.
My entry Monsoon wait was amongst the top 20 finalists for the Nikon-Better Photography Photographer of the Year 2009 Awards from 40,000 plus entries. My entry was nominated in the Landscapes & Cityscapes theme.
All photographs found on this site are copyrighted to joshi daniel. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of photographs without express and written permission from joshi daniel is strictly prohibited.
Hi Joshi,
Found some interesting stuff on your blog, very impressed by ur POV …..would like to study some of your pictures for sketching and portraits…only if you permit for the same….
Also I am interested to buy some prints , please let me the process..
Hi Joshi, Love your photos! I’m a film maker and I would really like to use your pic of the Naga Sadhu in a documentary I am making. Please see my website http://www.prismsoflight.net for more info. Email me and let me know what you think.
CAPTURE YOUR STREETS-Photography Contest
Prizes worth INR 10k to be won!!!!
Photography is an art that takes passion and perfection, an eye for those moments that get lost in the mundane daily life. If you think you’ve got it in you to see what others miss, and to capture life with a click, get your shutter box out and celebrate the streets with us and the whole world. Capture the enigma of the streets and share your street moments with us at Waves 2012 – Relive the streets!
Theme: Stories on the streets
When: Starting right now.
Reward: Prizes worth INR 10K!!
What you should do:
1. Click a great picture to capture your street moment.
2. Give the click a title and a caption, to complete the story that you want your picture to tell.
3. Send it to us at – online_events@bits-waves.org
A maximum of two entries per person per week is allowed. In case of more than two entries, only the first two will be considered.
What you shouldn’t do:
1. Telling somebody else’s story. We hate plagiarism. Only original clicks allowed.
2. Sending a picture without a title and caption. A story is never complete without a title. We’d love to know what was on your mind the moment you were clicking your street.
You don’t need to have an expensive camera to click a great photograph. So get those phones/cameras out and start clicking! Prizes worth INR 10k to be won!
I’ve long been an admirer of your photography due the incredible storytelling you achieve in your portraits. You inspire my to look at travel from a more personal level by truly interacting with the people of a destination and not just the amazing architecture. In recognition of your work, I’ve nominated you to receive the “Adventurous Blogger Award.” Here’s a link for more information. Cheers.
Fantastic work! Loved the pics…i myself like photography, bt yes in the absence of an SLR, i just manage ;) take a look n tell me hw r these for a beginner :) http://clickthepic.blogspot.in
Great collection of images, very thoughtful in your approach to photography. Your use of B&W, getting the tones you want and the details where needed – I like this a lot. Have you considered film as an alternative?
Thank you very much! Appreciate the compliment! I actually have a degree in acting and I do love theatre and film. I’ve absolutely considered that as an option! And yes–found a working code out there for the images. Wondering if you know how I can remove the “comment” number on the post when you hover as well as the title of the image? That and my Facebook thumbnails being wrong are my only two remaining issues with triton lite! Appreciate t-thank you!
hello josh! your blog was shows as an “awesome blog using triton lite” and it really does look great! i’m using the same theme as you, and was wondering where in the CSS code were you able to remove that darkness over the images unless you are hovering on it? i would really appreciate the info…as the blog looks much brighter without it! thanks! -dee
Hi Josh
First lemme tell u, u r have god-gifted wonderful talent! Almost all your pics have a mesmerizing effects! I always peep in your pages to see ur pics again and again!
Am not a model, but I would love my pics to be taken by you! Please mail me!
Hi, my name is Georgia and I am doing a research investigation on Kathakali theatre. You have some absolutely beautiful pictures. I was wondering if you or anyone else here could get in touch with me and tell me more about Kathakali or if I could ask some questions? Thankyou very much.
Salut, je m’appelle Georgia et je fais un essai sur Kathakali pour mes cours de theatre. Est-ce qu’il y a quelqu’un ici qui savez Kathakali et que je peut demande quelque questions? Merci beacoup.
Hello Joshy Iam saleesh from bangalore..i just created a kalaripayattu community in facebook and i gues i used one of ur photos..it is a awesome pic man! i hope u will appreciate that..if u dont like i will remove that..let me know your opinion to saleeshsivadas@gmail.com
Hie,
My name is Rohinee and I wanted to ask you about procuring freelance photographic assignments. One of my cousins is a keen photographer and wants to take it up professionally on a freelance basis. How exactly can he go on about it? Please do respond, thanks :)
To be honest, I came across your blog coz I was looking to feature some photographs in my newspaper. But since you’re a professional photographer, I can’t do that. But I couldn’t help leave back a comment. Your work is nothing short of amazing. Your talent is way beyond words.
I hope you find a lot of success in whatever you do and I hope that some day I’m 1/4th as good as you are.
at 1000for1 we loved your worked and we would like to invite you to take part in our International Photography Competition “India!”.
Every photographer, amateur or professional, is invited to participate with three pictures that must have been taken in India. Every subject is allowed, from macro to landscape photography, from portraits to action shots.
The picture that will best represent the spirit of India will be rewarded with either a Canon 5D mkIII or a Nikon D800, at winner’s discretion.
This competition is run according to the Artists’ Bill of Rights and participants retain their moral right and copyright at all times.
Submissions are open until the 29th of December 2012 and participating costs only 18 US Dollars.
The pictures will be reviewed by 1000for1’s Judges and the winner will be nominated no later than January 2013.
If you haven’t been to India yourself, maybe you know somebody that might be interested in this opportunity and we’d be grateful if you could pass this information on to them.
We’re looking forward to seeing your pictures on 1000for1!
Hello Sir. I am an engineering student and has just picked up photography as a hobby. I too love clicking faces because its the character which wants to tell so many stories. Would love if you would share a few tricks and tips with me. Awaiting your response @ kartikvijaywargi@gmail.com. Thank you :)
Thank you so much for stopping by my blog -you take the most amazing pictures, I loved going through them! Incredible work, definitely following :))
Love, Anna
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to write to you to discuss a possible collaboration regarding the image “Halakki Tribe Woman”. Do you have an email address I could contact you on?
Hi, Joshi, I like your work and want to publish some of them with information of your passion for photography and link your website to my blog. Please tell me if it’s ok. My blog is about photography and I present regurlarly interesting photographers, please check it if U want, http://www.aadelarte.blogpspot.com to see what’s it’s all about.
Thanks to answer, my mail: artedigit@hotmail.com
Encarna
Thanks for stopping by http://www.domesticingenuity.com. I look forward to more visits. I absolutely love the statement photo of the nude art. I love the simplicity and the contrast. Great work!
Chelsey
Thanks so much for stopping b and liking my recent post ‘Emerging Light’ – your support is greatly appreciated! You have some amazing work here – I look forward to seeing more, and hearing the stories behind them.
Hello Joshi,
Thank you for visiting my blog! Your photography is beautiful- the stories you capture in faces amazing. I look forward to seeing more… Stina
I hope this message finds you well. My name is Miles Solay and I am the singer of Outernational, a New York City-based rock and roll band. I am writing to you specifically about a photograph of yours, In These Hands.
First, let me just say that your photographs are powerful in their tremendous conveyance of humanity and the beauty of the people whose lives are worth so much, yet who are unseen, unheard and held down in this day and age.
Outernational is an independent band that is working very hard to get its revolution rock (music about the emancipation of humanity) out to a new generation. We are about to release new music, an EP called ‘Here Is The Rose’ which is made up of four songs, stories about women…. I am attaching one of the songs to this email for you to listen and enjoy.
We love your photograph and would like to use it as the cover art this upcoming release. The release is just around the corner, as we are going to announce it online by February 1st. Initially, the songs will be available as a free download and then in the spring we will put them for sale on our website and print up a couple hundred CDs to give to radio stations and people in the music industry, as well as some fans.
I would love to use your photograph and expose a whole new audience to this work from India. I would like your permission and would like to work something out. Unfortunately, we are of very meager means and our funding is scarce right now and, as such we cannot offer much if any money. Please let me know if this is something we can possibly work out. As you can see below, the band is well connected so there would be lots of exposure for your photograph in a new areas.
I have nominated you for the VERY INSPIRING BLOGGER AWARD! Please click on the link to accept this award and check out the rules. CONGRATULATIONS!! http://debcorreia.wordpress.com
I am currently a college student & I would like to know if I could practice color pencil techniques by drawing the little girl from India? … & copyright it later on?
I am currently a college student & I would like to know if I could practice color pencil techniques by drawing the little girl from India? … & copyright it later on?
Anyway I can contact you personally via e-mail? your work is breathtaking, I only hope to be half as good as you are some day. I’m based out of India and would love to chat more if you have some time. Contact me directly – sonal.batavia@gmail.com. Thanks!
I really like your photos and I am interested in purchasing a print of one of your images. one of your black and white portraits.
I live in Norway, so Is it possible to buy the image file so that I can enlarge it up to the desired size? How much do you take for your pictures?
Hanne
I like the vivid expressions of your photography. Thanks for liking my post. The photography was done by my daughter (wish I had the skill, working on it).
Thanks for stoping by my Blog.I love photography and just trying to get good shots from my Coolpix S8200.Your photographs are superb..Loved them.Best Wishes.
Joshi, You continue to inspire me with these beautiful faces. So much character captured…no…EXPRESSED through a superb cameraman’s lenses, light, and angles. Thank you.
Hi Joshi, trying to get in touch with you regarding an invitation I wanted to extend to you. Is there a phone number I can reach you at? (you can email it to me with a convinient time to call you). Neha
I recently signed up to WordPress and started up a photo blog. Over the past couple of weeks i’ve looked at TONS of photo blogs trying to find ones that will inspire me and what I can honestly say is your images have blown me away, they are some of the best I’ve seen and have left some lasting impressions. So for that I say thank you very much!!!
Hi Joshi, Shovon here. I do weird stuff on a blog called India Update. I think you’ve seen a few. I want to do something, which is kind of a fake research report on Facebook, in a series of postings, called ‘The Trilokpuri Incident’. I have always loved the humanity in your pictures. Would you by any chance have any pictures of a poor Sikh person – man, or woman? The victims were mostly poor people, because they were easier to kill. I need one for the cover of the FB page. I can’t pay you anything because I’m not making any money. In any case, if any money were to ever come out of this, it should obviously go to the survivors. Can you help with a shot? I’d be very grateful. After the first couple of posts in the series, if you’re offended or annoyed, I’ll remove it. But I can’t start this without the right picture. It goes without saying that I would acknowledge you. Cheers! Shovon
Hi, thank you for liking my post. I’ve been checking out your photos and they are an inspiration. They are amazing, I love the images of people. I’ll keep checking your blog, thank you for contacting me.
Hi Joshi, thanks for visiting my blog and liking my latest post, I’m glad you liked it. You have so many outstanding photos on your blog and so many interesting faces. I especially like the black and white ones, they look superb. I will be following your blog from now on and look forward to seeing more of your work.
Hi,
thanks for visiting my site and for liking one of my photos. you have fantastic portraiture photos in here…looking forward for more of your great works.
Your work with faces is amazing and the beauty that you capture is fantastic. I particularly love your black and white photography of faces. I’ve greatly enjoyed seeing your photography. http://candidceillie.wordpress.com/
Joshi Daniel Photography 
Hi Joshi,
Found some interesting stuff on your blog, very impressed by ur POV …..would like to study some of your pictures for sketching and portraits…only if you permit for the same….
Also I am interested to buy some prints , please let me the process..
Cheers!!
Sambeet
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Just found ya and just wandered thru the pages of positive comments. So I’ll just say that I enjoy you images.
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The photos on your blog are simply stunning; I am honoured you visited and liked my blog. I shall follow you closely for sure!
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Hi Joshi, Love your photos! I’m a film maker and I would really like to use your pic of the Naga Sadhu in a documentary I am making. Please see my website http://www.prismsoflight.net for more info. Email me and let me know what you think.
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Hi,
I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! Here’s their website for more information and their logo: http://versatilebloggeraward.wordpress.com/about/.
Really enjoying your blog! :)
Louise
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This is b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l photoblog!!! Thanks so much for the invite!! :)
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Hi
Terribly sorry to trouble you Joshi. I was wondering if you could give me some advice on some stuff with regards to the theme of your wordpress?
Once again, so sorry. Do let me know if I could email you as I could not find a private place to message you regarding this.
Thanks
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CAPTURE YOUR STREETS-Photography Contest
Prizes worth INR 10k to be won!!!!
Photography is an art that takes passion and perfection, an eye for those moments that get lost in the mundane daily life. If you think you’ve got it in you to see what others miss, and to capture life with a click, get your shutter box out and celebrate the streets with us and the whole world. Capture the enigma of the streets and share your street moments with us at Waves 2012 – Relive the streets!
Theme: Stories on the streets
When: Starting right now.
Reward: Prizes worth INR 10K!!
What you should do:
1. Click a great picture to capture your street moment.
2. Give the click a title and a caption, to complete the story that you want your picture to tell.
3. Send it to us at – online_events@bits-waves.org
A maximum of two entries per person per week is allowed. In case of more than two entries, only the first two will be considered.
What you shouldn’t do:
1. Telling somebody else’s story. We hate plagiarism. Only original clicks allowed.
2. Sending a picture without a title and caption. A story is never complete without a title. We’d love to know what was on your mind the moment you were clicking your street.
You don’t need to have an expensive camera to click a great photograph. So get those phones/cameras out and start clicking! Prizes worth INR 10k to be won!
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Hi Joshi
Thanks for liking my most recent post featuring images I took from the top of the Rock of Gibraltar across to Africa.
http://eastofmalaga.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/cheeky-monkey-now-you-see-him-now-you-don%C2%B4t/
I´m so glad you visited my blog because it gave me the chance to come and see your amazing photography.
You have a new follower, Joshi :)
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Hey can I interview you for my blog ‘Discovering Mumbai’. Let me know on my email id – swarajdhanjal@gmail.com
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great pictures :)
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I’ve long been an admirer of your photography due the incredible storytelling you achieve in your portraits. You inspire my to look at travel from a more personal level by truly interacting with the people of a destination and not just the amazing architecture. In recognition of your work, I’ve nominated you to receive the “Adventurous Blogger Award.” Here’s a link for more information. Cheers.
http://bespoketraveler.wordpress.com/2012/09/03/adventurous-blogger-award/
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Thanks for stopping by my page Daniel. Gave me the opportunity to discover this awesome page. Best wishes to you. keep doing the wonderful work….
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Fantastic work! Loved the pics…i myself like photography, bt yes in the absence of an SLR, i just manage ;) take a look n tell me hw r these for a beginner :) http://clickthepic.blogspot.in
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Great collection of images, very thoughtful in your approach to photography. Your use of B&W, getting the tones you want and the details where needed – I like this a lot. Have you considered film as an alternative?
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Thank you very much! Appreciate the compliment! I actually have a degree in acting and I do love theatre and film. I’ve absolutely considered that as an option! And yes–found a working code out there for the images. Wondering if you know how I can remove the “comment” number on the post when you hover as well as the title of the image? That and my Facebook thumbnails being wrong are my only two remaining issues with triton lite! Appreciate t-thank you!
-dee
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Beautiful work!
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hello josh! your blog was shows as an “awesome blog using triton lite” and it really does look great! i’m using the same theme as you, and was wondering where in the CSS code were you able to remove that darkness over the images unless you are hovering on it? i would really appreciate the info…as the blog looks much brighter without it! thanks! -dee
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Your portraits are superb. Life in the faces of the people is universal.
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Thanks for stopping by and liking my post, I LOVE your images, def gonna follow…
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U ve Great talent which is resiprocrated through ur pics… Please visit http://www.photoblog.ajeethboaz.com and share ur views when u find time…
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Hi Josh
First lemme tell u, u r have god-gifted wonderful talent! Almost all your pics have a mesmerizing effects! I always peep in your pages to see ur pics again and again!
Am not a model, but I would love my pics to be taken by you! Please mail me!
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Hi, my name is Georgia and I am doing a research investigation on Kathakali theatre. You have some absolutely beautiful pictures. I was wondering if you or anyone else here could get in touch with me and tell me more about Kathakali or if I could ask some questions? Thankyou very much.
Salut, je m’appelle Georgia et je fais un essai sur Kathakali pour mes cours de theatre. Est-ce qu’il y a quelqu’un ici qui savez Kathakali et que je peut demande quelque questions? Merci beacoup.
Georgia
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Very interesting photos, excited to see more. Thank you for your Like :)
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Hi joshi read somewhere that ur facing the facebook share thumnail problem, I faced the same, Please check http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-avoid-no-thumbnail-issue-while-sharing-post-on-facebook/
I fixed it using the steps mentioned in the post. Hope it helps…
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Hello Joshy Iam saleesh from bangalore..i just created a kalaripayattu community in facebook and i gues i used one of ur photos..it is a awesome pic man! i hope u will appreciate that..if u dont like i will remove that..let me know your opinion to saleeshsivadas@gmail.com
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Wonderful photographs. I love the portraits and the conceptual work. Thanks for dropping by on my meanderings and fair traveling in the great beyond!
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Hie,
My name is Rohinee and I wanted to ask you about procuring freelance photographic assignments. One of my cousins is a keen photographer and wants to take it up professionally on a freelance basis. How exactly can he go on about it? Please do respond, thanks :)
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great blog you are running here – and great shots you are making…congratulations!
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hey dear u are amazing…
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Hi Joshi,
your blog, photos, and stories you capture always inspire me, so I nominated you for an award here: http://insearchofperfect.com/2012/10/14/the-harvest-season/
Happy capturing!
Yulia
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Joshi:
I just wanted to let you know that I’ve nominated you for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award. Go to http://jimages.wordpress.com/2012/11/05/the-very-inspiring-blogger-award/ to accept the award. Keep up the great work.
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Thank you for visiting my blog, I’m glad you enjoyed the post! You have some beautiful photos as well.
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Outstanding people images! Great work, no doubt.
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Thank you for visiting my blog today…
I am humbled by your talent.
~ Lynda
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Hi,
We’re interested in advertising on your blog / website. Let me know if you’re interested in discussing further about it.
Thanks
Amandeep singh
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Prolific photographer :)
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Got your reference from one of mine friend regarding Blog writing. Kindly contact me at reshav.singh8@gmail.com
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To be honest, I came across your blog coz I was looking to feature some photographs in my newspaper. But since you’re a professional photographer, I can’t do that. But I couldn’t help leave back a comment. Your work is nothing short of amazing. Your talent is way beyond words.
I hope you find a lot of success in whatever you do and I hope that some day I’m 1/4th as good as you are.
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Hi! Thank you for checking out my blog. You have a pretty cool site! I wish you all the best, Diana
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Nice Daniel reading about you.
Thanks for visiting my blog, be in touch with my blog
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Hi,
Thank you for liking my blog arnnarn.com. I like your work very much. Keep up the good work.
Bruce
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Wow love your photos! thanx for passing by!
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Dear Joshi,
at 1000for1 we loved your worked and we would like to invite you to take part in our International Photography Competition “India!”.
Every photographer, amateur or professional, is invited to participate with three pictures that must have been taken in India. Every subject is allowed, from macro to landscape photography, from portraits to action shots.
The picture that will best represent the spirit of India will be rewarded with either a Canon 5D mkIII or a Nikon D800, at winner’s discretion.
This competition is run according to the Artists’ Bill of Rights and participants retain their moral right and copyright at all times.
Submissions are open until the 29th of December 2012 and participating costs only 18 US Dollars.
The pictures will be reviewed by 1000for1’s Judges and the winner will be nominated no later than January 2013.
The complete rules and online entry forms can be found at http://www.1000for1.com.
If you haven’t been to India yourself, maybe you know somebody that might be interested in this opportunity and we’d be grateful if you could pass this information on to them.
We’re looking forward to seeing your pictures on 1000for1!
Best regards,
Josh Campbell
1000for1.com
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I Love Life – Black and White !
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An award for you…but just wanted to let you know…I think you deserve them all personally…but you choose:
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Thank you for passing by! love your photos very much
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woah 1 million hits :D congratutalions
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HI Joshi.. thank you so much for inviting me.
For me it was like coming across a treasure trove of beautiful images.. images that speak, sing, laugh, love..
You create wonderful poetry with your camera..
God bless and all the best..
I am definitely going to keep coming back..
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Hello Sir. I am an engineering student and has just picked up photography as a hobby. I too love clicking faces because its the character which wants to tell so many stories. Would love if you would share a few tricks and tips with me. Awaiting your response @ kartikvijaywargi@gmail.com. Thank you :)
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Thank you so much for stopping by my blog -you take the most amazing pictures, I loved going through them! Incredible work, definitely following :))
Love, Anna
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All the best to you in 2013, Joshi!
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I love your photos and your blog, that’s why I nominated you for the Very Inspiring Blogger award! http://nakitaaudrey.com/2013/01/03/very-inspiring-blogger-award-and-thats-not-bazinga/
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Joshi, Thank you for taking a look at some of my captures. I truly enjoy the portraiture work you are doing – evocative and story telling.
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Wow! great work and beautiful photos!
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Fascinating pictures that indeed tell a story. Very inspiring!!!
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Hello Joshi
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to write to you to discuss a possible collaboration regarding the image “Halakki Tribe Woman”. Do you have an email address I could contact you on?
Yours sincerely,
might war
@: mightwar@hotmail.com
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Hi, Joshi, I like your work and want to publish some of them with information of your passion for photography and link your website to my blog. Please tell me if it’s ok. My blog is about photography and I present regurlarly interesting photographers, please check it if U want, http://www.aadelarte.blogpspot.com to see what’s it’s all about.
Thanks to answer, my mail: artedigit@hotmail.com
Encarna
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Great work Daniel. :)
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Thanks for stopping by http://www.domesticingenuity.com. I look forward to more visits. I absolutely love the statement photo of the nude art. I love the simplicity and the contrast. Great work!
Chelsey
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Thanks so much for stopping b and liking my recent post ‘Emerging Light’ – your support is greatly appreciated! You have some amazing work here – I look forward to seeing more, and hearing the stories behind them.
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Amazing shots. Pinky :)
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Hello Joshi,
Thank you for visiting my blog! Your photography is beautiful- the stories you capture in faces amazing. I look forward to seeing more… Stina
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Hello Joshi,
I hope this message finds you well. My name is Miles Solay and I am the singer of Outernational, a New York City-based rock and roll band. I am writing to you specifically about a photograph of yours, In These Hands.
First, let me just say that your photographs are powerful in their tremendous conveyance of humanity and the beauty of the people whose lives are worth so much, yet who are unseen, unheard and held down in this day and age.
Outernational is an independent band that is working very hard to get its revolution rock (music about the emancipation of humanity) out to a new generation. We are about to release new music, an EP called ‘Here Is The Rose’ which is made up of four songs, stories about women…. I am attaching one of the songs to this email for you to listen and enjoy.
We love your photograph and would like to use it as the cover art this upcoming release. The release is just around the corner, as we are going to announce it online by February 1st. Initially, the songs will be available as a free download and then in the spring we will put them for sale on our website and print up a couple hundred CDs to give to radio stations and people in the music industry, as well as some fans.
I would love to use your photograph and expose a whole new audience to this work from India. I would like your permission and would like to work something out. Unfortunately, we are of very meager means and our funding is scarce right now and, as such we cannot offer much if any money. Please let me know if this is something we can possibly work out. As you can see below, the band is well connected so there would be lots of exposure for your photograph in a new areas.
Here’s a little background about our band:
Rolling Stone: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/tom-morello-chad-smith-help-indie-band-on-pro-immigration-video-20120709
Please let me know that you received this email and let me know what you’re thinking. Looking forward to speaking further!
All the best,
Miles Solay
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Hi Joshi Daniel good news!
I am nominating your blog for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award.
The rules of the blog are at
Congratulations! :)
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I have nominated you for the VERY INSPIRING BLOGGER AWARD! Please click on the link to accept this award and check out the rules. CONGRATULATIONS!!
http://debcorreia.wordpress.com
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I am currently a college student & I would like to know if I could practice color pencil techniques by drawing the little girl from India? … & copyright it later on?
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I am currently a college student & I would like to know if I could practice color pencil techniques by drawing the little girl from India? … & copyright it later on?
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Hey Joshi
Anyway I can contact you personally via e-mail? your work is breathtaking, I only hope to be half as good as you are some day. I’m based out of India and would love to chat more if you have some time. Contact me directly – sonal.batavia@gmail.com. Thanks!
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Hi.
I really like your photos and I am interested in purchasing a print of one of your images. one of your black and white portraits.
I live in Norway, so Is it possible to buy the image file so that I can enlarge it up to the desired size? How much do you take for your pictures?
Hanne
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Hey awarding you the Liebster:
http://poemsbychhavivatwani.blogspot.in/2013/02/liebster-again.html
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Daniel, Did you study in Ivy League Academy in hyderabad, India ? I am Vishnu. If it is you, you would know me. Let me know if you do !
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Hello sir
Your pictures are live captured moment through your eyes.
Thanks for sharing it .
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I like the vivid expressions of your photography. Thanks for liking my post. The photography was done by my daughter (wish I had the skill, working on it).
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wow! great work!! :)
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Thanks for visiting my blog. Your photos are amazing – you capture something about each person.
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Thanks for stoping by my Blog.I love photography and just trying to get good shots from my Coolpix S8200.Your photographs are superb..Loved them.Best Wishes.
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Awesome photos, awesome blog! :-)
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Joshi, You continue to inspire me with these beautiful faces. So much character captured…no…EXPRESSED through a superb cameraman’s lenses, light, and angles. Thank you.
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Thanks for visiting my blog. Your photographs are amazing! Sure to visit it again and again..
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Thank you for the like Joshi. Your work is simply outstanding. Congratulations!
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Hi Joshi, trying to get in touch with you regarding an invitation I wanted to extend to you. Is there a phone number I can reach you at? (you can email it to me with a convinient time to call you). Neha
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I recently signed up to WordPress and started up a photo blog. Over the past couple of weeks i’ve looked at TONS of photo blogs trying to find ones that will inspire me and what I can honestly say is your images have blown me away, they are some of the best I’ve seen and have left some lasting impressions. So for that I say thank you very much!!!
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Hi Joshi, Shovon here. I do weird stuff on a blog called India Update. I think you’ve seen a few. I want to do something, which is kind of a fake research report on Facebook, in a series of postings, called ‘The Trilokpuri Incident’. I have always loved the humanity in your pictures. Would you by any chance have any pictures of a poor Sikh person – man, or woman? The victims were mostly poor people, because they were easier to kill. I need one for the cover of the FB page. I can’t pay you anything because I’m not making any money. In any case, if any money were to ever come out of this, it should obviously go to the survivors. Can you help with a shot? I’d be very grateful. After the first couple of posts in the series, if you’re offended or annoyed, I’ll remove it. But I can’t start this without the right picture. It goes without saying that I would acknowledge you. Cheers! Shovon
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Got lost in the maze of your blog.
Your photos of Indian people & others are fantastic, keep doing amazing things. ;)
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thanks for the visit. nice images you have here.
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Amazing photographer!
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Very nice work. I love the street portraits, especially the black and white.
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Hi there! Thank you for liking my photograph! :)
You really have a nice photoblog! I hope I get one like yours one day :)
Greetings
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Thank you for liking my blog.
Congratulations on the several awards
Many of the faces are very speaking
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Hi, thank you for liking my post. I’ve been checking out your photos and they are an inspiration. They are amazing, I love the images of people. I’ll keep checking your blog, thank you for contacting me.
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Your work is sublime, truly brilliant. You’re giving Steve Mccurry some serious competition!
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Loved your photographs! :) Hope you click many more such wonderful pix.
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Hi Joshi, thanks for visiting my blog and liking my latest post, I’m glad you liked it. You have so many outstanding photos on your blog and so many interesting faces. I especially like the black and white ones, they look superb. I will be following your blog from now on and look forward to seeing more of your work.
Best regards,
Lee.
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Wonderful blog with lots of beautiful, good photo’s. Thanks for visiting my blog and leave a like. I’ll return for a further look. Cheers, harrie
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Hi,
thanks for visiting my site and for liking one of my photos. you have fantastic portraiture photos in here…looking forward for more of your great works.
regards,
Mel
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beautiful photos
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Hi, nice site and photographs
really impressed me
keep up !
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Your work with faces is amazing and the beauty that you capture is fantastic. I particularly love your black and white photography of faces. I’ve greatly enjoyed seeing your photography.
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Thank you for visiting my eclectic blog. You have some magnificent photographs on your site.
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