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The Fortune Teller

The Fortune Teller

2 Comments
January 24th, 2010

He picks your palm and read the lines that criss cross your hand. The luck- line, the education-line and the Lifeline. And all that he saw were blisters when I opened mine.

Location: Chokhi Dhani, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Entry fee to Chokhi Dhani is 300-450 INR and opens 6pm onward.

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2 Comments

  • Anonymous

    I have no clue how this fellow allowed u to click but a good one nonetheless!!

  • I had clicked this one with my Sony DSC H3 in ‘point and shoot’ mode. The dark backdrop and the crowd waiting to get their lines read around the palmist helped me take the shot without serious trouble. The basic rule that I follow in Street Photography is to point the camera somewhere else and take a dummy shot and without looking at the actual subject, and turn the camera looking at the screen or just by idea and click. It might not help in point focussing and sharpness, but the moment is captured nonetheless.

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