And finally, the last photograph from Jamnagar.
He was probably one of the customers at the shops of the Wellingdon Crescent in Jamnagar. Just as the person in one of my previous posts — Smoked Off Face at the Willingdon Crescent in Jamnagar, he too quite calmly allowed me to take his photograph, and posed quite stylishly.
What made me take his snap? Nothing different than what you are thinking — his red dyed hair, not just the head, but beard and eyebrows too!
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great portrait !
ReplyDeleteWoo, that is bright red hair! He sure stands out in a crowd.
ReplyDeleteHahaha I think he did the right thing, next time when my eyebrows turn grey, I need to dye it same colour as my hair...lol.
ReplyDeletei tried, unsuccessfully, to have this kind of hair. where is his hair stylist?
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It is always refreshing to see people with so much confidence. He looks happy. Your blog always brings a smile to my face. Namaste, friend.
ReplyDeleteFabyness, to get hair this red, it must be bleached first to remove all color and make the hair shaft porous enough. That was how it was many years ago anyway, it is possible that modern science has produced a better way now. Good luck.
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wow, a brave man, every person has his taste:)
ReplyDeleteThat´s what I call a style.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting style. I'll bet there's a story behind why he chose that color.
ReplyDeleteProbably has it that color so his wife can find him in a crowd!!
ReplyDeleteITs different.
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this red hair is a pretty amazing man! ;)
Red colored "Everything"...This is so incredible and that too this happens in Jamnagar. Awesome capture.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant shot! Not only the red hair man is fantastic but also the whole composition is great with the street scene background. Well done!
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one good thing is "he has given a good pose"
ReplyDeleteOMG ! What a portrait ! Great job. Congrats for that award. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a phenomenal shot! I have never seen hair quite this bright! Your blog is just gorgeous:)
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ReplyDeleteLove it! What a terrific shot!
ReplyDeletewow wat a man............luks like he has washed his head instead of shampoo wit a tomato ketchup.......hey nice 1,differnt types of ppl r rare to c........
ReplyDeletebhavesh to comment on the red haired guy. i most believe that he would be a muslim. muslim men are not allowed to colour their hair black so they use henna to colour their greys. that would probably be the explanation for any orange/red haired men that you come across in these coutries
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