Tag Archives: Tripoli

Arch of Marcus Aurelius

Posted on March 12, 2009 by prashant bhatt

  The place is very charming in the evenings, with a gentle Mediterranean breeze Night photography has it’s own charms Suggested further reading- Link:   http://creative-writers.blog.co.uk/2009/01/15/preparing-for-another-journey-5382023

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Reading clubs again

Posted on March 10, 2009 by prashant bhatt

Reading Groups in Tripoli..He beautifully wrote of the two slogans which the Khmer Rouge used –
“Power flows through the barrel of the gun”…and ‘You cannot make omellettes without breaking eggs’
What he saw in Cambodia, he had read in Calcutta, in the early seventies.Maoist rhetoric.
As one old Bengali friend, a sensitive human being, a keen photographer and teacher
-Tirtha Das Gupta (TDG) once told me, sipping tea in the School of Fototechnik at Bhogal Delhi,
“The Naxalite movement put the people’s movements back by decades” Continue reading →

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Across the road, seas, worlds.

Posted on February 11, 2009 by prashant bhatt

  Across the Road-Msida-Malta Just shifting from one side of the road to the other can make a lot of changes in the way one sees and feels one’s route.   The moon on the Western horizon was an imposing … Continue reading →

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