a luxurious housing complex in madh makes its presence felt, over coconut trees and fishing boats in the brackish waters of the malad creek.
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8 reactions:
progress can't be stopped. i love this image.
The tide is pretty high.
Plus. Am not sure if that's progress. They are probably encroaching on mangroves.
progress is a relative term. the building tops light up in the evening, like the distant palace of a feudal lord.
Bombay does have such contrasting lifestyles, and yet each one has a sense of belonging.
Thanks Kunal :)
good judgement , the colored version of this photo must not have given such an impact like the mono one.
@ Umesh: that's true. i chose to convert the image to bw before posting it
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