I think all Indians need to wake up and smell the coffee. Despite that Indian is a mix of various different races, well so is rest of the world!
— Nadia, July 31, 2006

Good...
Over all, very good job at capturing the poor/lower-middle section of Delhi. And yeah, stop looking at Indians as if they're a different species. most of us have same racial background as whites. 5K yrs of heat/humidity does this to your skin. I say this cuz you have this pic of bunch of kids dressed up and probably spoke good English, so you assumed that they are rich. Nic, I don't think you have see any rich people or societies in India. If you had, you'd have never posted that picture and that comment. Rich / Upper middle-class (a big section of India) dress pretty much like westerners. There is no way to tell who's rich and who's not. Racially, India is THE most diverse country. With Aryan, Negroid, Mongloid, Persian, Arabic, Greek and Chinese all mixed up. This is what makes India. Majority of us, especially Hindus, have Aryan racial background. Please read more into it.BTW, Indian Army picture...well, not to disappoint you, but they are actually Delhi Police.
— CJ Vasani, January 21, 2005

I WAS JUST KIDDING I AM NOT THE MEXICAN PRESIDENT!!'
— Samantha, November 2, 2004

These are some very interesting photos...thanks for inviting me to your website

Mexican President Samantha
— Samantha, November 2, 2004

Thanks for these comments. In reply to the question below, the camera i'm using is a Canon EOS 300. There are no special tips to take great shots. First, you have to follow your instinct and shoot scenes and places that mean a lot to you. Then, choose the right angle and take care of the ambient light. That's it.
— Free man, November 4, 2003

I stayed two hundred metres from the Lodi gardens back in 1998. loved it. what a great place
— robert, November 4, 2003

the place of a thousand emotions - I very much enjoyed being able to take part in your explorations. The delhi street sellars are intriguing. The lodi gardens are stunning. Nice array of shots you have here. Your story was very educational as well.

Thank You!
— katie, October 31, 2003

Tell me a few things !!
I did like the way your photos have come out. Would you mind tellin me what camera you use ??? I am pretty intersted in photography and would be very pleased to get a few tips from you, if you are a professional photographer !!

Peace!! Ganesh
— ganesh r g, October 30, 2003

CONGRATS !!
Hey Congratulations for the photo of the week.

Nice to hear your views. WIll come back and read the whole article and others too !! Meanwhile, try and check my two articles.

PEACE ( and Happy Diwali to you ) Ganesh
— ganesh r g, October 29, 2003

Bellisimi!!
Great pictures and congratulations for the Photo of the week!
— Kostas NATSIDIS, October 28, 2003

India.........
Thank you. You just made me remember my trip to India. Thanks for your explanation in full detail.!
— Marcos Detry, October 27, 2003

Congratulations Nicolas on your featured "Photo of the Week" today. Well deserved! You are very sensitive to local culture and know how to show! Regards, Rafal
— Rafal K Komierowski, October 27, 2003

Hi Nikko,
Congratulation on being photo of the week, really deserving. You've got to be the best with "people & culture" photography here in worldisround. Lots of feelings shown in your photos.
— Gentle Lugtu [Eltneg], October 27, 2003

Hi friend,this is a great articles with many good photos such "Red Ford".Cheers!
— STAN, August 1, 2003

Thanks. More is to come
— Nicolas PIETRI, July 29, 2003

Hi from India.
Nice compilation of pics. There's much more in India you should visit ....http://www.worldisround.com/articles/19780/index.html do find time and have a look.
— G-4 !!!, July 29, 2003