Since returning from India I have been busy working with local travel agent NEI UK Ltd to create a photographic tour of India in October.

Jaipur, India, photos of Amer Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Lake Palace (Jal Mahal), Palace of the Winds (Hawa Mahal) and some street scenes.

Above the alleys of Agra as the heat of the day subsides people begin to emerge from their homes

Early start for a morning safari in Ranthambhore National Park

VIDYA (Integrated Development for Youth and Adults) is an NGO operating in Mumbai supporting children from low income backgrounds

A reflection of the Golden Pagoda shimmers in the water as you look out from the ferry boat which takes you across to a palm fringed peninsula bordering Gorai creek, in the North-west of Mumbai, edged by the dark Arabian Sea.

Dharavi is known as Mumbai’s largest slum the connotation of the word suggests an overcrowded populated area of dilapidated housing inhabited by very poor people.

Juhu beach is one of India’s best known seaside locations, an expanse of white sand washed by the Arabian Sea

Dadar Phool (Hindu for flower) Market Mumbai.

In contrast to the hustle and bustle of Mumbai, Madh fishing village is a quiet haven nudging the Arabian sea.

Haji Ali Mosque Mumbai

rom the spring at Banhganga Tank sweet water flows and the rhythm of daily life unfolds. Men, women and children dowse themselves in the cleansing water at the start of the day.

Morning scene at the outdoor laundry Banganga ghats

An early morning walk around Banganga Tank a peaceful haven in the midst of chaotic Mumbai.

Sunday afternon in the village in Jay Ambal Nagar