Photography Tour of Bangalore

Photography Tour of Bangalore

 From up close and personal access to real local people and their living, to architecture, nature, wildlife and markets: we cover the whole spectrum of possibilities. Our photo tours, like all the other tours we offer, are designed specifically for you. So if you have a subject in mind, you can write to us at kaveri@bluefoot.in and we will propose a program that best caters to your interests. The tours may be done in the city or out, again, depending on what you are looking for. For example, nature photography is best done in the real wild jungles of South India in the reserve forests of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.Wander through the bustling wholesale markets in West Bangalore, a complete and total delight to all the five senses of touch, smell, sound, sight and taste! Capture every colour you can imagine with the first rays of the sun, and the glistening radiance of brown-olive Indian skin bathed in the morning light.

›Have breakfast in an old cafe, frozen in time. Follow your lens as it captures the character of old school Bangaloreans, as they indulge in their breakfast, coffee, gossip or shop talk. And the non stop churn out of food and drink from the busiest kitchen South of Mahatma Gandhi road.

›Witness the morning ritual and blessing at an ancient Hindu temple, capture its weathering carvings while the sun starts to pick up strength

›People-watch at Bangalore's oldest church. Capture people being true and sincere to not just their own religion, but also offering their humility and faith to others just as well. Capture folded hands, trances, rituals

›Capture the Dhobis in action: the washermen's community that does laundry for a living. Sunshine, splashing water, muscle, fabric textures, colours, fire, children, families, drying yards... a kaleidoscope of impressions for a culture enthusiastic photographer.

›Drive through old colonial Bangalore, making pictures of old homes built by the British Capture the last of Bangalore's charming bungalow architecture that once was its pride.

›Walk through old residential lanes, now sandwiched between bustling commercial areas, crumbling and fast disappearing old hindu multi storey residential buildings.

›A heart wrenching experience for philanthropists and just anyone who looks from the heart: the slums of North Bangalore are a cluster combining tin sheds, tarp tents, asbestos bits leaning on each other to create shelters for people who can't afford themselves a home to rent.

›Walk through an ancient Hindu cemetery where a certain sect of Hindus bury their dead with the head propped above the ground.

›In the heart of the cemetery capture the rituals performed by worshippers of the goddess of darkness, slayer of demons: KALI.