A very simple Madras story

The Ebbinghaus Curve of forgetting

Repeat

Respect, sensitivity and the Chennai PhotoWalk
A pseudonymous commenter – Respect – asks this question. I read your blog on and off and follow your photowalk updates. I’ve also seen a complaint or two from you post-photowalk-Sunday about “how people treat photographers”. My comment is relevant to that: how many people are in a group of photowalkers? I’ve got the impression that it is 10/15+. Would you like 15 photographers come on to your street/outside your house and start clicking pictures at random? What sort of sensitisation (if any) do you give the folks who com

Bile, vile, guile and such
This post which, even to some of the unassuming simpletons I know, is an exercise in satire and sarcasm and general leg-pulling, has seen some of the vilest commenting and flame-baiting I’ve seen on any blog. I’ve no choice but to close comments, and hope the stench slowly disappears over time.

036 [Flickr]
Ravages posted a photo: Pudupet, especially Harris Road, is Madras' famed district for all things automobile. Spare parts, repair and modification, tinkering, junk, and more. A fantastic place - in the actual sense of that word. Strange accent, gleaming metal, dull grease, sparks from welder's torches, interesting architecture, a hidden temple, markets, locks, houses and more. In short, the perfect place for a Photowalk. (Ta

Strutting around [Flickr]
Ravages posted a photo: Pudupet, especially Harris Road, is Madras' famed district for all things automobile. Spare parts, repair and modification, tinkering, junk, and more. A fantastic place - in the actual sense of that word. Strange accent, gleaming metal, dull grease, sparks from welder's torches, interesting architecture, a hidden temple, markets, locks, houses and more. In short, the perfect place for a P

Pudupet Locked-01 [Flickr]
Ravages posted a photo: Pudupet, especially Harris Road, is Madras' famed district for all things automobile. Spare parts, repair and modification, tinkering, junk, and more. A fantastic place - in the actual sense of that word. Strange accent, gleaming metal, dull grease, sparks from welder's torches, interesting architecture, a hidden temple, markets, locks, houses and more. In short, the perfect place for a