Raghu Rai's India: Reflections in Colour Hardcover – September 1, 2008

A magic journey to India through the lens of an exceptional photographer.

Page after page of frameable art with compositions Matisse would envy and gorgeous, saturated color. What an instinct for capturing the decisive moment. What an excellent collection. Whatever you end up paying for this, it will be more than worth it.

I was personally a little bit disappointed . The pictures are nice but could definitely have been better .

Be warned that this is one big book. It measures 16 inches (41 cm) wide. It doesn't fit on my bookshelf, and it might not fit on yours. It definitely falls into the category of "coffee table book."It's a good book, though. The quality of the printing is good, and the colours appear accurate and realistic. The one thing I don't like is that out of necessity, panoramic images are split across two pages, which (for me at least) makes it difficult to view the photograph as a single image. Fortunately the binding permits the book to be opened flat, which means it is possible to see all of the image, unlike some books with stiff bindings that make it difficult to see the parts of the image in the centre.All in all, a worthwhile purchase.