Aman Deshmukh Photography

31/08/2016

30/08/2016

18/08/2016

Ramzan at Minara Masjid, Mumbai.

July, 2016.

17/08/2016

A boy demonstrates his acrobatic skills at Worli Koliwada, Mumbai.

The word ‘Koliwada’ roughly translates to a ‘village or colony of the Koli community’. Worli Koliwada is one of the seven original islands that made up Bombay until they were all joined into one landmass over the years from 1782 to 1838. Home to one of the oldest fishing communities in Mumbai, Worli Koliwada now overlooks something far younger - the iconic Bandra Worli Sea Link, a 5.6 km long concrete bridge, which opened in 2009.

30/07/2016

Tucked away inside Ambedkar Garden is a popular "waterfall" spot where school and college students sneak off to routinely. Every year, Powai lake floods over from its walled barriers, creating a gushing spillover - much to the delight of the young crowd that makes the most of it for as long as it lasts.

29/07/2016

Evening football at Juhu beach.

15/06/2016

Running across the Mosque’s balcony in glee. Taken after evening prayers at Minara Masjid.



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13/06/2016

Seen at Minara Masjid, Mohammed Ali Road, Mumbai.


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08/06/2016

High tide at Marine Drive. On assignment for The Indian Express.


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25/04/2016

Seen at Kabutarkhana, Dadar.

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16/04/2016

3. Seaside | Complexcity.

Bludgeoned by the endless mayhem of an unstoppable city crawling upon every square inch of available sky and land to harbor the dreams of the greedy and the exploited 22 million that call it home, to many, the sea offers fleeting antithesis; a brief moment of pause and reflection. Every evening, against the backdrop of a mammoth concrete jungle, people here seek temporary escape before disappearing back into the daily routine of chaos.

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12/04/2016

Sundays are relatively calmer at Dadar station as compared to the rest of the week, though given the crucial connecting point the station serves, it can still get pretty crowded. Over 7.5 million passengers travel daily, of which over at least 500,000 pass through Dadar everyday.

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