We had to get up at five thirty in the morning to catch the right lighting conditions for our shoot. Earlier during the night we were debating on how to get to the boat without drawing the attention of the police (foreigners have to get permission from the police commissioner and agree to take an escort). We had done none since it would be very hard for us to convince the locals of our neutrality if we had agreed with the authorities. I arranged for two locals to act as our guide and they were waiting for us at a pre-arranged spot and after a short delay we were on.
PLEASUREYOURPAGE.COM Congratulations...this album is great...i love the life seen in your shots...beautiful..i was looking for your guest book to post this but you do not have one anymore.
Thank you, and you're welcome. About my guest book, i believe it wrecks havoc on the composition of the page, so, i decided to remove it for the moment.
Yes, conflict and restrictions have been around since the British left the sub-continent in disarray. People and tribes have been straddled and warped by artificial borders that bear no resemblence or, legitimity -in their simple minds.
true, the americas, africa, ocenia, china... colonialism and the subsequent power games that ensued took away the rights of indigenous communities and minorities alike.
nice capture! 
