I visited Dilli Haat with my sister on Saturday. As usual it was a riot of colors. I thought I should do a photo feature on it. So here I go.
These small miniature roses (not real) make for such a pretty picture. For some I am sure they make pretty decoration pieces as well. We ate a lot but for a change this time we did not buy anything at all, not even an earring.
There was this model of a cow completely in the holi mood.
Any corner of the Dilli Haat you turn to, chances are you will find colors. These were wall hangings for sale in front of a shop.
Saw this for the time, the concept of a mobile ATM. This one belonged to Punjab National Bank and was parked outside Dilli Haat.
I probably didn’t find Frikis as attractive as a child as I find them for photo object now!
I am actually a very reluctant street photographer. But these ladies were so engrossed in their jwellery that I dared to click a picture.
I decided to get close to these bangles and what a colorful picture they make!
This colorful rickshaw was also part of the Holi Milan stall. Holi is a festival of colors, where we smear each other with colors.
As I said, it is not difficult to find colors at Dilli Haat. These umbrellas were on the pavement and the owner did not object to people when they picked it up to pose for a picture.
But off all the pictures that I took, I like this one the best. This is my current computer background image.
Speechless!!!!
I have seen these things (except the holi special ones),but your photographs…….. Wow
very colorful and beautiful…and that mobile ATM…interesting
So many colors…..
Wonderful umbrellas – so colourful! And I love that ATM on wheels.
Love the first one and the array of bangles…
that colorful cow n rickshaw are my favs!
Rahmath many thanks 😀
Thank you Seema.
Indeed Debopam.
Yes lady Fi I too saw that ATM for the first time and liked it.
Chitra I too like those two a lot.
Thanks Meena and they are Holi special.
Quite an assortment of colours on display. Lovely captures!!
Thanks Ramakant.
very colorful pictures 🙂
Thanks Sandeep.