A bunch of juveniles engage in outdoor sports whilst high tide during the monsoons at Juhu Beach in Bombay. 2009 brought the tallest tides in over one hundred years.
In this day and age, I can recommend only the one professional film lab that processes black and white film in Bombay – Studio Mull Herr. It wasn’t the case five years ago. I had options. 4 or 5 of them. I’d use Mazda most oft.
Contact prints are expensive &indecisive. I prefer low resolution scans instead. I can then check focus, composition etc. &get the better frames scanned at a high resolution thereafter.
Studio Mull Herr’s best deal is Rs. 400 for 36 exposures at a resolution of 4 x 6 inches at 300 dpi. Instead, I get this preliminary scan done from Mazda. Mazda charge Rs. 100 for the 36 exposures at 72 dpi.
I’d shot some film a month and a half ago &haven’t had the time to go to back to Mull Herr to do the high-resolution scans.
FIN
Nice shot …
… the snap somehow reminds me of “Slumdog Millionaire” … 
thanks.
Is that so?
This shot is superb…
I like photography very much
thanks kanagu.
I like photography too
This looks like my kitchen after I’ve been ‘cooking’ – everyone appears in a haze of smoke.
Beautiful pictures. You’re very talented – and thank you for visiting my blog!
thanks womaninblack.
येत रहा. Keep coming back.
nice grainy effect
thanks Nurse Myra!
That’s a great shot. It has almost a dream-like quality to it. I’ll surely come by to see more!
thank you Sweats Model.
See you soon.
Beautiful pics mate!!!
This is your hobby or a profession???
And Hey thanks for visiting http://www.poorjokes.in
Hope to see you around..
thank you Niharika.
It is a professional hobby
A truly beautiful shot. It’s full of atmosphere and because you can’t see exactly what’s going on (although you’ve told us now
) it has a great air of mystery. I’m really looking forward to seeing more of your work. Congratulations.
thank you, spinach pie.
thank you very much.
I really like the Black and White photography. My dad used to take a lot of black and white photos (I think he had a Yashika camera at the time) in the late sixties and early seventies when we used to live in Bombay. Some of these photos remind me of those.
thanks for visiting, Hari.
Im terribly impressed..such genius!
Thank You, sheba.