Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

Again to the north of central Chennai, this time in the Kasimedu Fishing Harbour of Royapuram. It is early morning and already hundreds of boats have brought in their catch from the Bay of Bengal for the fish auction held each morning. The shapes and colors, the crowds and smells and energy of this place engulf the senses without pausing for considerations of like or dislike, pleasant or unpleasant: pure excitement! Still even the busiest fishmongers, cleaners and helpers seem to have both time and inclination to welcome the foreign visitors.

Kasimedu Fishing Village, Mamallapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

Even looking

thru your camera

it is me you see.

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

You!

Hey!

Look everywhere!

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

Kasimedu Fishing Harbour, Royapuram

 

 

 

 

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  1. So colorful! Love it!

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  2. Ah! I found the comments link! Thank you for letting me see that color and those shapes through your eyes. Beautiful!

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  3. Beautiful work again, Rich.

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  4. The seventh picture done intrigued me. “No matter where you go,” to quote dear Pogo, “there you are.”

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    • The man in the striped polo carrying the basket on his head? I do not understand.

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      • It’s you, My Brother.

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  5. As you know, I think these are wonderful. I feel as if I’d had a bird’s eye view of the things and places you saw on this exciting trip.

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  6. Great pics as usual. Thanks for sharing.
    Judy

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  7. Wonderful colors!
    Tobi

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  8. Thanks for the photo’s and a Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family as well! Thea 🎨

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  9. Fantastic pictures. All the best to you and Bobbie.

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  10. From Foyle in Ecuador:

    Hi Goldberg,

    Loved the pix, but couldn’t find the link to tell you so there (I am
    notorious for missing the very, very obvious!

    Anyhow, kudos, you continue to be a brilliant photographer, observant
    of the everyday miracels all around you, wherever you are, home and
    abroad, expansive and detailed…

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  11. Beautiful pictures. So colorful. Just think, this goes on every day. Thanks.

    Phoebe

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  12. Thank you for sharing such wonderful pictures. They are a breath of fresh air.

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  13. Hi Richard,

    Good to hear from you.

    Excellent writing and very meaningful photos. Thanks for sharing.

    I am leaving for Java & Bali on Friday and you’ll not hear from me for a while ! 😄

    Cheers,

    Vuong

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  14. Love your India pictures! So artistic!Have a happy Thanksgiving 🍁💜

    Hava

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  15. I really can’t believe you! REALLY.
    I read and look at an infinitesimal part of what you send. I’d have to live a lot longer to do it justice.
    Big problem- ILOVE your photographs so I can’t detach.
    THANKS
    See you.
    Shirley

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  16. Trudy H, founder and leader of The Weekday Cyclists, a group of bicycle enthusiasts in New York City, actually sent this to those who ride with her. Of course, I’m both delighted and embarrassed

    Weekday Cyclist, Richard Goldberg, is traveling in South India and Sri Lanka.

    His photos look like they are straight out of National Geographic. I think they are awesome and you’ll really enjoy looking at them.

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  17. Dick thanks for sharing the journey. Applauds to you for always leaving the tourist’s trails wherever you travel with your trusting camera and touching the people. Happy Holidays My Brother!

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  18. I’ll second who ever said THE COLORS!!! Great eye. Best (non-drug induced) colors I’ve seen in a long time! From people skin to fish skin.

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