Having stayed in Bangalore for the past 6 years, I have often been greeted by remarks from old-time Bangalore-wallahs that the city has transformed beyond belief. When I talk to my dad, he tells me similar stories about Delhi. And I am quite sure the same is true with most big cities of today across the world.
But it is so difficult to appreciate all this unless you have seen it for yourself.
As a part of an endeavor from Slice of Life, I announce a new project called "My City of Yore". The aim is that to conserve the many small and big memories of people who have seen these transformations by capturing anecdotes, pictures and if at all, videos. Each one of us picks up one (or more) city(ies) of our choice and pool in the material and share with the others...The mode of presentation could be a slideshow, presentation, photo album or video. The choice is ours...
What's your pick?
But it is so difficult to appreciate all this unless you have seen it for yourself.
As a part of an endeavor from Slice of Life, I announce a new project called "My City of Yore". The aim is that to conserve the many small and big memories of people who have seen these transformations by capturing anecdotes, pictures and if at all, videos. Each one of us picks up one (or more) city(ies) of our choice and pool in the material and share with the others...The mode of presentation could be a slideshow, presentation, photo album or video. The choice is ours...
What's your pick?
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