Is the subject of both this multimedia project and the music video below. Both shot by photographer Jessica Dimmock.

I’ve always been impressed by the intimacy the Dimmock managed to get with her subjects in the Ninth Floor. There’s a palpable emotional connection there that I just don’t see often. It’s a tough watch so be forewarned.

She managed to carry that same feel into the music video for Moby. Interesting to see how much a talented shooter can pull out of a small moment.

During the Durga Puja in Udaipur Kailash makes a different chalk drawing on the street each day of the festival.

Each drawing has a message. This particular deals with the issue of Indian parents seeking abortions when they discover they are going to have a daughter.

Kailash feels that men and women should be treated equally.

I recorded the music from the window of my hotel room…

For about $.40 this guy will take you where you need to go…

The multimedia piece I put together for the Foundry workshop made it’s way onto the liveBooks Resolve blog along with a piece by fellow workshop attendee Dhiraj Singh who I must say I am hnored to be recognized along with . Check it out.

In other news I’m back in Delhi which means Internet access is once again readily available. I have a ton of photo and video to edit together in the next couple of days and should be bombing the blog with it shortly.

In the meantime here’s a still that didn’t make it into Vroom Vroom: