The temples of Bangalore & Hampi were indeed fetching. Your love for the Indian architecture is very commendable. Bangalore is a garden city with Bannerghatta wild life, Ulsoor lake boating & of course various beautiful temples. Thanks for sharing a part of the city.

said nikhil239 2007.08.16 at 08:20:03 PDT

This is the second time I have come across the name "Bangalore." The first one was an album devoted to a boat named "Bangalore." So now eventually I have arrived at the right stop, the place I was born. Thank you for sharing this wonderful album, your imagery is fantastic. Well, I will not comment on my birth place cause there is nothing to comment. Thank you for sharing your amazing works. - Anup

said define2iota 2006.10.18 at 00:57:53 PDT

Your pictures are wonderful. I loved viewing all of them. Such an interesting culture. The art is amazing. Thank you.

said judymarlene1 2005.07.14 at 21:21:14 PDT

Such attention to detail and showing the intimate warmth of the Indian culture and fascinating history. As always Jacques an absolute pleasure to view each of your albums. Warm thanks for sharing your beautiful talent for capturing the cultures of the world. All the best and have a wonderful weekend, amy

said kester110 2005.07.14 at 02:25:49 PDT

These pictures are so warm. Love the feeling behind the beautiful faces. Thanks. Dianna

said diannataylorcrumpl... 2005.04.28 at 08:44:37 PDT

Dear Jacques! I viewed with great interest the many photographs of your trip in the state of Karnataka. Your people pictures are, as always, exquisite. Every time I see these pictures I admire your watchful eyes to capture the smiles of the people. As you would have noticed in your travels in India, people here love to be photographed, though they may show shyness in the beginning. The pictures are as usual so well captured with detailed captions. I too enjoyed my trip to Hampi. It is a place full of history. Thank you for sharing them. Best wishes Suresh

said suresh_krishna 2005.04.22 at 08:14:03 PDT

Your albums with people are the ones I like the best. Good work! Greetings Anna

said annaoldenhave 2005.04.21 at 20:22:05 PDT

Hi Jacques This is a beautiful album! You've captured the beautiful smiles of the local people. Mary

said rayman1974 2005.04.19 at 08:11:28 PDT

Mon tres cher Ami, I took again a trip with you and every time I do I do not have enough words to thank you for the great work you are doing AND kindly sharing it with us all!!!I love the architecture of the temples! Magnificent! My favorite shots for the quality of photography and composition are Nos.11/12/22/23/24/25/30/ 31/34/44/46/54. And a very special shot is No.39, which is amazing!!!Those face are unbelievable, what chance you had to catch them! Je pense a vous affectuesement, Gabriela

said shukun20 2005.04.18 at 07:07:43 PDT

Hi Jacques, this is really an incredible album, colors so vivid and all the beautiful smiling people and awesome buildings. An album indeed to be proud of.....Trudy

said hamiltrudy1 2005.04.12 at 12:23:33 PDT

This is an awesome album!!!Thanks for sharing India with me in your wonderful photos..Syble

said smorgano57 2005.04.12 at 08:40:26 PDT

Very very Spectaculr album. i'm agree with Ruggero. This is one of yor best. In this album i can see different. As alwyas your photos are well detailed.I love also your photo portrait. Congratulation.Maurizio.I taly

said mauriziomalangone 2005.04.12 at 05:54:39 PDT

WOOOOW!! In my opinion this is one of your best album from India! in particular I'm amazed for Virupaksha temple! It's fantastic and its surrondings are like a natural extension od its architetture! Excellent shots my friend and really a reportage from a different world as I have said frequently in past! I have selected 3, 10, 13, 15, 22, 23, 26, 32, 34 and 45, but I think the quality is very high in all thye collection! THANKS for the virtual trip! Ruggero

said tfrarug 2005.04.11 at 02:44:29 PDT

Hi Jacques! After seeing one of your India albums, I feel like coming out from a movie, when you leave the theater and go out, and the light and city traffic bring you back to reality. So powerful is the slideshow, transporting you in another world! Again, I love the sculpture and architecture (the colored temples #2/12/33) - and as always, your portraits of the people. The man in #32: I don't know what he's showing in #34 - is it a fruit? But the close-up of his hands is incredible. Beautiful! Also, the children portraits, especially the boy in #10 is worthy of National Geographic cover. The sunny smile and those incredible brown eyes - superb photography! I love also the exquisite colors in #29 - are they pigments? And I love the cute monkeys in #39 - their expression is so human! And another truly remarkable shot is the woman making bread (#43) - Your pictures are splendid! Photo-journalism at its best! Love, Ina in Canada

said inicolae 2005.04.09 at 09:13:08 PDT

Anxiously awaiting captions to learn more about this beautiful album. Lorrie

said greenhorngrl 2005.04.08 at 05:14:48 PDT