I’m cheering for ya, Mohan
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under india
Scribbled love
To the young, macho Indian man, there must be something irresistible about scrawling your romantic intentions on an old monument. This, from a nook at the palace of Jodhabai in Fatepur Sikri. I hope it worked out.
Of course, as much as a dark corner is perfect for inscribing the desires of the heart, it’s also a fine place to dump your litter.
Tags: fatehpur sikri, graffiti, history, india, jodhabai, love, monument, palace, photography
A sage, hip lampost
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under india
Drop beats, not bombs
Found while geocaching near Hauz Khas, New Delhi.
Tags: delhi, graffiti, hip hop, india, peace, photography
Graff love
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Ahh young stupid lovers...
Humayun’s Tomb, a 16th-century edifice built with a wife’s grand love for her emperor husband, becomes a canvas for the fleeting passions of innocent hearts.
Tags: delhi, graffiti, humayun, humayun's tomb, india, kids, love, photography, tourism, valentine's day
