Playing With Colours

March 16, 2011Written by Lakshmi Prabhala

I just love colours. And with Holi around the corner, my camera found heaps of it everywhere. These images were shot in the lanes close to the famous Maha Kali temple in Hyderabad over a period of three days.

Here a certain system is in place to display, package and sell coloured powder.

So powder (on the right) is put in small packets for sale (in the background). In the foreground, coloured sweets in the form of garlands are usually offered to children.

Feature, Photography

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