This man is Aamir Khan, the Gola vendor at Manori. He was not the only Gola Vendor there but he claimed to be very famous with a lot of tourists and also mentioned that people really talk a lot about the Golas he sold there. Well gave it a try and the Golas were really Yummy!!!
He'd also got a side mirror on the ice crushing machine. I couldn't figure out the use of it and even he wasn't sure enough or willing to share the reason. One thing I should mention here is that Aamir Khan is also, name of one of the best actors in Bollywood; The Indian Movie Industry. You can read more about Aamir Khan, here.
Finally Another Skywatch Photo from Manori. The highlight of the one day trip, The Sunset!
That sunset is just glorious.
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Lovely, hot, sunset!
ReplyDeleteWow! The colors are hypnotic. Wonderful clouds, beautifully lit, excellent atmosphere. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteNot sure what Gola is, but those are great shots! That sunset is just exquisite! Everything about it is stunning....the colors are magnificent....I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you removed the color from all but the syrup in the second shot. Nice sky shot as well.
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The sunset is so beautiful and I also enjoyed the shots of the Gola vendor.
ReplyDeleteMagic how only the drinks are colored in your second image. All photos are a treat to see.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Martha, I really like the way you removed the color from all but the syrup. Gorgeous sky as well! Wishing you a great weekend from Seattle! And thanks as always for your visit and comment!
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Your sunset shot is gorgeous. A beautiful way to end the day.
ReplyDeleteThis truly is art!... thank you Kcalpesh..:)
ReplyDeleteExpressive colours - impressive szenes - wonderful pictures! Greetings from Luzia.
ReplyDeleteThat is one awesome ice crushing machine and he looks like a man with a lot of stories to tell.
ReplyDeleteI have never had Gola but they look like what we eat here as a Sno-Cone.
If ever I encounter a Gola vendor I will be sure to try one.
My, that is a gorgeous sunset...beautiful! Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteI am familiar with that ice crushing machine, brings good memory of my childhood. Thanks for the visit too.
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Your sunset is stunning. The sun looks like a keyhole in the sky... beautiful capture.
ReplyDeletePictures with lots of feelings... I love it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. Nice composition.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful sunset, beautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you played with black and white and color in the second photo. Very nice!
Love the mainly monochrome photo with the bottles of brightly colored "something"...really interesting shot!
ReplyDeleteHe'd also got a side mirror on the ice crushing machine.
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Sunset pic is superb....
Glorious sunset! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI like the black & white shot with the bursts of color.
ReplyDeleteStunning shots and some mice processing as well :)
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous! That you so much for sharing it with us :o) I'm going to try and make it out to take some sunset pictures tonight as well :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sunset! Really lovely and great color.
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beautiful sunset pic :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a spectacular photo of the sky! I like the post, too!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos. Thanks for the trip into your world.
ReplyDeleteI like your colour accents - very neat! Can't think why the ice machine should need a side mirror though - perhaps he attaches wheels to it and has a 'cool' ride ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour sunset photos are superb.
I wish you and yours a peaceful and happy Easter weekend.
Clever use of colour and a beautiful sunset. Would love to try Gola now xo
ReplyDeleteManoriis the best beach I've even visited... The second pic with partial de-saturation is too good!!!
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Looks like a very powerful sky
ReplyDeleteI like the coloured bottles against the monochrome background!
ReplyDeleteI love the last shot the best, it looks a gorgeous place to visit.
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Absolutely GORGEOUS Sunset!! One of those that makes you happy to be alive, and witnessing such natural beauty!! I enjoyed the other photos (and story) in your post! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteI remember very beautiful sunsets in India, especially down south...my good friend was from Bombay and I stayed with her and her family for a week before my 2 month around India. These photos bring back wonderful memories. I just love your photos of the Gola Maker, excellent processing. I can't believe he's the only vendor...that's certainly not very common. He has some unique cart there!
ReplyDeleteThe second pic is beautiful... Brings out the colours of golas, while keeping the gola maker distinct from them. Loved the Sunrise too.
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ReplyDeletefoto molto interessanti... grazie della visita :-)
seems to be a very interesting shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing that beautiful sunset picture. I'm not sure what a Gola is, but I do know these are great pictures of the vendor.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very cool effect- a b&w photo with the Golas brightly colored! Thanks for your kind comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Aamir takes his work very seriously! Very nice pictures! My daughter is going to college for Photography so I am learning a bit about it through her. The composition in your first photo is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteLove your sunset photos! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting...I have been way to busy for weeks and hope to coast for awhile.
you shot beautiful photos as always!
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Interesting colors on all the drinks. Also a beautiful sky picture. Glorious! MB
ReplyDeleteLove your photos! Thank you for visiting my blog Spacial Peepol. So appreciate your kind words. Thank you again. Sistertex
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset!
ReplyDeleteCool b&w w/ partial color! I like shots like that!
ReplyDeleteThe sunset is really beautiful!
Great blog - Marcin
ReplyDeleteReminds me of cotton candy... yummy!
ReplyDeletegorgeous pics!! i loved the middle one where you had only the bottles in color!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog!! I liked Minissha too - loved her in Bachna ae Hasina..
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the selective coloring has worked really well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Especially like the first one where you caught both him and his name :)
ReplyDeletesuch great pictures. I like the one with the man selling bottles.I like it black and white and that you have color on the bottles. Lovely sunset as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! The sunset is really stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteInteresting post. The sunset photo is marvellous.
ReplyDeletei love the colors in your gola photos. the last shot is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what a gola is? I like his stall its just how I remember stalls in India.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sunset too.
interesting guy! i wonder how that tastes, the one he's selling. I love the sunset pic..it's glorious!
ReplyDeleteI remember this guy! I had limbu panni from him, if I am not mistaken. Seemed to be popular with the bachalog there!
ReplyDeleteOh, there are wonderful memories of Koh Samui, many years ago - wonderful image. I can feel the warm breeze and hear the nightly noise. Very vivid and narrative...
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Lovely shots. Well done. Thank you for visiting My Muskoka !
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aloha,
ReplyDeletebeautiful skywatch today, i love your gola man, must be delicious on a very hot day
thanks again for sharing this.
lovely...the sunset is exceptional!
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