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Taking the train from Delhi to Jaipur - March 2007

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  • Katie Parks 2 years ago
    great perspective
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  • HannahMai plus 2 years ago
    it's one of my traveling dreams to go through india by train.
  • walt 1 year ago
    Darjeeling limited?
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  • Erick C. 2 years ago
    moving meditations indeed. :)
  • Blake Whitman staff 2 years ago
    indeed.
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  • eric cwiertny 2 years ago
    Blake, loved the split screen...nice touch!
  • Blake Whitman staff 2 years ago
    thanks eric!
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  • loonachic plus 2 years ago
    i wonder what that 28 means?
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  • Jason Drakeford plus 2 years ago
    this is great, especially loved the perspective!
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  • Sam Westrop 2 years ago
    Like this :) reminds me of Mike Figgis stuff!
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  • dalas verdugo staff 2 years ago
    good one.
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  • Kjewbee plus 2 years ago
    I went to India last year, seeing this makes me want to go back again!
    fotos.pixelserver.be/galleries/india/
    Day 11 to 13 is Jaipur also! Delhi sucks imo.
  • Blake Whitman staff 2 years ago
    beautiful isn't it...
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  • MARULA 2 years ago
    lovely y y y y Y
  • Blake Whitman staff 2 years ago
    why thank you.
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  • Karen Abad ♥s Dinosaurs. staff 2 years ago
    i am jealous of your experiences
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  • Mani Vijay 2 years ago
    If you like Indian trains, then you should definitely visit our channel - vimeo.com/irfca . My video albums can be found at - vimeo.com/mvijay/albums .
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  • matthew strong plus 2 years ago
    how fucking cool is india.
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  • Arnold Kopff plus 2 years ago
    Hi Blake.

    India is mesmerizing ... I particularly liked the split-screen effect to see both directions from the moving train.
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  • Jon Rawlinson plus 1 year ago
    Fantastic idea. You do come up with some really creative ways of shooting.

    Man those are long train rides huh?
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  • dreamblademyth 1 year ago
    Hello, contrastingly, I like the speedier pace of heading into the future and the slow reflection of life's experiences we pass through...a nice allegory...all the best
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  • walt 1 year ago
    was this the same trip in 'a night in delhi'?
  • Blake Whitman staff 1 year ago
    it was.
  • walt 1 year ago
    i like that one.
  • Blake Whitman staff 1 year ago
    thanks
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  • Sal Mondragon 1 year ago
    brilliant!
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  • mxmai 1 year ago
    i've still got a few hours of DV tape in my studio somewhere just pointing my camera out the window of trains in India. it's mesmerising stuff.
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  • Irina Shatalova plus 1 year ago
    Fine. Something like this we did recently in China - day and night out of the window of Chinese train. Wonderful feeling.
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  • Reckfilz 1 year ago
    Never in all my life have I wanted to go to India more now.. :)
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  • moriza plus 1 year ago
    This is wonderful, great presentation.
  • Blake Whitman staff 1 year ago
    thank you
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  • Nathan Sage 1 year ago
    That's a really nice little video piece. Videographers tend to focus outwardly on poverty and the local lifestyle, rather than inwardly on themselves, when traveling through a place like India. I appreciated the fact that you did both.
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  • Marc Krier 1 year ago
    Great rendering of the emotion (and motion). Use of format cinemascope and split screen is excellent.
  • Blake Whitman staff 1 year ago
    thanks!
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  • bartleby plus 2 months ago
    i like the use of split screen here, the framing of two individual shots really works. very nice.
  • Sam McCready plus 2 months ago
    yea bjb
    I like it too,
    that looks great
    Good Job Blake!
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