AT THE DRIK GALLERY LEAVING with a rickhsaw. Ingrid, my friend and physiotherapist making sure I use proper procedure in getting on and off of a rickshaw.
Tag Archive: Rickshaw
RICKSHAW ART: This is a continuation of the series of some of the painting seen on vehicles in Bangladesh.
BENGALI ON RICKSHAW being friendly with the photographer he spied along the street! 🙂
BENGALI GENTLEMAN ON A Rickshaw, leaving Old Dhaka, Bangladesh.
HURRICANE LAMP UNDER RICKSHAW in Joypara for night- time travel! This reminds me of the lanterns used for the horse-drawn carriages by my Amish relatives.
TERESA and Matthias the Miller cousins, cruising on Mazar Road near Mirpur 1 in Dhaka. I took this photo standing up in the rickshaw in front of them, and with the 50 mm lens, this is the best view I could get.
REFLECTIONS are some of the beauty that comes after the rain!
MONSOON RAINS bring flooding to Dhaka’s city streets. I was in waist deep water getting some of my photos today. Rains from 1-7 AM dropped 11.4 inches (290 mm) of rain for a 60 year record for a six hour period.
ORANGE
This photo was taken while sitting on a rickshaw in a traffic jam on the way to Pizza Hut. One of the waiters was a college student I have played soccer with. He generously gave Alice and I a free cup of coffee.
HOMEWARD BOUND
After the haircuts we got on a rickshaw and headed home. After taking the photo, I actually sat up behind Jensen on the back of the seat.
The Camerist's Collection 