Photography by Joe Briscoe
(all photos are unaltered)
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| THE GANGES winds it's way through Varanassi where thousands of people flock to it's holy banks (India, 2009). Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| CLOSE UP: The banks of the Ganges (India, 2009) Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| AS MUCH a landmark inside India as out, the Taj Mahal is even used as a backdrop for canine photoshoots (India, 2009). Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| AN ETERNAL flame burns at the place of Gandhi's cremation and provides a point of reflection for many. The New York Times called it "a requisite stop for visiting foreign leaders, regardless of political ideology" (India, 2009). Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| A PRETTY Indian girl takes a break from selling trinklets on Palolem beach in Goa. The largely unspoiled beach featured in the film The Bourne Supremacy (India, 2009). Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| IN DELHI, the blazing evening sun is just able to burn it's way through the thick smog (India 2009). Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| SEEN from the eyes of a child, the Taj Mahal looms over Agra like a fairytale palace (India, 2009). Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| THE SUN sets off Monkey Island. Goa is a favourite holiday resort for Indians and foreigners alike. (India, 2009) Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| GOA EXPLODES with colour, and the local girls are always welcoming. (India, 2009) Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| RELAXING on the Indian West coast after a hard journey through the Himalayas. (India, 2009) Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
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| PARADISE: Tropical forests end where the tropical beach begins (India, 2009) Photo by Joe Briscoe. |
