People go missing in Mumbai.
Dogs
go missing in Mumbai.
Sometimes people are not found.
Sometimes dogs are found.
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- Anil P
- At the turn of the century I returned to Bombay from Goa, not an easy decision to make. A software company let me in, then another, then yet another. Time ran past. This time around I was wise enough not to give chase. So occasionally I take my camera along, searching for corners, finding them where none exist. And some of them are painted blue.
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6 comments:
Nice analogy... but i think u can use India instead of Mumbai! :)
My maternal uncle went missing in 2010, we are still awaiting his return :( I once wrote a post about it and posted a flyer with info. Some jerk called the number listed on that flyer almost every week and did some heavy breathing.
Yes, so true. A beautiful photo of something universal.
Thought provoking with a superbly composed photo!
With few words, you've said it all.
Vats: This was among the sadder photos I've taken/made.
The dog went missing in Mumbai, hence I used Mumbai.
Red: Sorry to hear about his going missing. That's indeed a very sad happening to visit on any family. It leaves those behind in terrible shape, not knowing what, where, and why.
Beth: It's indeed a sad, and true.
John Williams: Thank you.
Susan Scheid: Thanks.
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