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Flowers of India

We were told that there was a request by the president of Jaipur for women to wear more brightly colored clothing in the 80s because it was more of a desert area and it was difficult to grow plants. They essentially became the flowers of India. I could be totally bullshitting you right now but I’m banking on my memory that this is what I heard... which in turn, is really beautiful.

I could spend the rest of my life people watching in India. I am just mesmerized with how beautiful the women are. The clothing is captivating. Pure envy. I was delighted that this young lady, who I hope manages to find herself here one day, gave me a moment to capture her in the start of the storm at the Taj. The wind picked up her sari. She was walking with two friends giggling over something on their phones. I found myself sprinting across the other side to stop her for a photo. #noregrets

These creature are incredible and deserve so much more respect, love, and big tissues because this guy sneezed on me and I walked away with my head covered in snot 😳😭🤢🤮

Eye contact. For those who might not travel often, eye contact might throw you off guard. I find it both intimidating and comforting. The intimidation comes from not practicing enough of it back home and also feeling like an outcast - knowing that you can’t hide being a foreigner. The comfort comes from that small acknowledgement that you get from another human recognizing you’re alive. I smiled and shivered equally to each look I received. Especially to those who invited me into their life like this woman in the midst of washing her clothes.

There were a lot of pups roaming the crowded streets. Most of them malnourished, mangy, deformed or all of the above. Some wore t-shirts or road on motorbikes. Plenty were curled up on walking paths which added to the list of things to look out for, since there weren’t enough things already. The danger of missing step was getting bitten by one. Your senses are really challenged during your time in India from the smells, to the noises, to all the feels beneath your shoes. But this little guy stole my heart during my stroll through the market. I nearly missed him as he managed to curl up between the baskets of linens, his rolled up skin resembling folded blankets. He reminds me this morning to fully embrace rest as I now curl up under my blankets to continue fighting this illness ✌🏼

I want you to experience my heartaches and the warm moments I had during my time in India. I didn’t spend enough time in country to do the area much justice, but I hope what I do share demonstrates both the magic and unusual characteristics of this country. I’m still sick, not doing much better, but I’m trying to muster a bit of endurance to edit some pictures and share stories before I start forgetting them.

Returned from India. Jet lag and the flu has gotten the best of me, but I already feel transformed. I look forward to sharing new work with you all soon. Until then, here’s a healthier version of me as I lie here in bed tormenting my nose with Kleenex. 📷 @davementzer

Leaving to India today for work. Delhi • Agra • Karauli • Jaipur • Rishikesh ✌🏼#travelindia

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