Tour de Mathura

December 18, 2009

A user-controlled time-lapse of a cycle rickshaw ride. - Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, India - Daily Travel Photos
(Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, India)
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A short time-lapsed tour on the back of a cycle rickshaw.

Everyone that comes to India takes a snapshot of the back of a rickshaw ride. I took it a bit further by making a small animation out of it. The amount of traffic photographed under-represents the actual perils, chaos and profanities of a real rickshaw ride in any Indian city.

Mouse across the image for a user-controlled time-lapse (Flash Required).

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