My team and I traveled to the city of Jodhpur in the city of Rajasthan. It was a desert city - hot and dusty! We were able to help about 9,500 people see! Below are some of my favorite shots of the city.
Monday, April 5, 2010
India
I recently had the opportunity to visit India with my company's philanthropic organization, OneSight - a family of charitable vision care programs dedicated to improving vision through outreach, research and education. Through OneSight, Luxottica employees, doctors, partners and other community volunteers give the gift of sight.
My team and I traveled to the city of Jodhpur in the city of Rajasthan. It was a desert city - hot and dusty! We were able to help about 9,500 people see! Below are some of my favorite shots of the city.
My team and I traveled to the city of Jodhpur in the city of Rajasthan. It was a desert city - hot and dusty! We were able to help about 9,500 people see! Below are some of my favorite shots of the city.
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Woooooowwwww!! These are so nice Erin!
Hello again... Wow you are really fortunate to have the chance to visit India. These pictures are beautiful and thats very nice of you to go and help out these people.
Erin, I'll be visiting India in October of this year. I so appreciated your photos. They are wonderful. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
Great to see about my country.
You can find very different cultures in different parts of India.
Nice pics man! They look clearly professional. Try giving captions. Though fact is good photos are self-explanatory.
Well, How do you find Jodhpur? You know Rajasthanis in the past were great warriors. They were much acclaimed for their valour.
Nice pics man! they look clearly professional. Try giving captions too, though the fact is that good snaps are self-explanatory.
Well, how do you find Jodhpur? You know Rajasthanis in the past were great warriors. They were much acclaimed for their valour.
Thanks everybody for the positive feedback! Jodhpur was hot!And if you ever go, stay at the Water Habitat Retreat. Wonderful hosts. http://www.nivalink.com/waterhabitat/index.html
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