This photo is from the festival of colors called "HOLI" celebrated in India.
Location - Nandgaon a town in Mathura district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

A Gypsy girl from Pushkar 2016.

No, I did not tell her to place hand like this, Lucky me that as I started clicking her picture then she just started blushing and put her hand on face gracefully like this to hide her shyness.
~ Abbas Baig

Diwali - Festival of lights in India.

Rang Yudh means "Battle of Colors".
The first shot from Nandgaon temple, I reached Nandgaon at 12 pm.. wanted to shoot streets of village but I had to take my position on rooftop because once you're late or don't reach there at time, you can't even stand there properly. I reached at top nearly 1 pm and after so many hurdles finally I got a little space where I could sit and shoot, though view from that place wasn't so appropriate but that was the only space I could get so i sat there and kept waiting for almost 4 hours to start "SAMAJ SANKIRTAN". Nearly 5 pm it began and I kept shooting from there only. This is how they start and it's very first shot I clicked there.
~ Abbas Baig

From outskirts of Delhi.

Everyone hates water accumulation on Roads during rainy season, I just love that❤️

Stories from South block.
New Delhi, 2017
~ Abbas Baig

From Jama Masjid, Old Delhi.

When a father gives to his son, both laugh when a son gives to his father, both cry.

TajMahal, One of the early 7 wonders of world. Situated across the Yamuna River Bank.

Shot was captured on 15th January when Indian Navy soldiers rehearsing for Republic Day parade at Rajpath.

Photo story - Capturing this shot was a quite tough task..i lifted my camera up and jumped many times while running after them..after so many attempts i got my desired result..
The interesting part is that picture was clicked without seeking into viewfinder or camera screen.
~ Abbas Baig

Republic Day Rehearsal at Rajpath Maidan, Delhi.

Indian Navy soldiers on rehearsals for Republic Day parade during early mornings at Rajpath.

People gather every eveing to break their Roza inside India's largest mosque.

From Connaught Place, New Delhi.