• The Panathenaic Stadium
  • Approaching Dubai on the train
  • Golden Gate Bridge at Dusk
  • Crowd Rush Grand Central Station
  • Phra Siratana Chedi at the Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand.
  • The Ceiling of the Gyeongbokgung Palace
  • The Mailbox at the end of the Universe
  • Mount Sindara at Sunset
  • The Taj Mahal at Sunrise from a Boat
  • Approaching the Golden Pagoda at the Nan Lian Gardens
  • The Gates of Preah Khan
  • Liffey Falls
  • The Hoddle Grid
  • Sails of the Sydney Opera House illuminated during Vivid
  • Kiyomizudera at Sunset
  • Whispers
  • Wat Sri Suphan (Silver Temple)
  • The Telstra Tower at Black Mountain

Walkabout Indian is a photo-blog by Debashis Talukdar – an empathetic, middle-aged, slightly geeky Australian man of Indian heritage, a British upbringing, an American education who is based in Singapore. It’s shares a small subset of a much larger collection of images shot since 2006 with varying cameras ranging from large DSLRs, to mirrorless cameras, point-and-shot cameras, action cameras, 360º cameras, and mobile phones.

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We finished our Italian Holiday in Milan, visiting the #piazzadelduomo and taking in some of the best gelato we’ve had in a long time. Our next stop was Venice, and we spent our first day walking through the streets that offer a rundown charm. There’s no way you’d find your way around here with a GPS enabled phone. Back to Florence and a visit to #galleriaacademia to view Michaelangelo’s “David” and the #cathedralofsantamariadelfiore Our next stop was #pisa where we also had #pizza! Our first day in #Florence took us to the #ufizzi gallery and the #pittipalace We wrapped our tour of #rome with a visit to the #trevifountain and tossing in the customary coin to guarantee our return to the Eternal City. Castle Sant’Angelo was next on our agenda in #Rome This spiral staircase at the Vatican Museum is one that I have wanted to photograph for over a decade. It's a double helix that tapers as it descends. The view from the top is impressive... The one from below is intriguing.

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