dhobi wallahs from behind, by serenityphotography
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dhobi wallahs from behind

by serenityphotography
Medium
Photography
Artist Notes
The dhobi wallahs are the laundry-men, who was clothes for a small amount of money. They bring the laundry down to the river, and beat it against their flogging stone to bash the dirt from the clothes. Their reflections shimmer on the surface of the River Ganges in Varanasi, India's holiest of cities. See more at www.SerenityPhotography.co.uk
 
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Location
kent, england
Artist Biography
Born in Dover, England, I became disillusioned with the rat race and began travelling in 1997. On my first round the world trip I discovered a passion for travel, photography and scuba diving. Since then I have spent a total of five years on the road, become a diving instructor and semi-prof ...
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