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Men get their morning shave on a busy lane. Dharavi's informal economy comprises innumerable goods and services and occupies a variety of spaces.

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A worker in 13 Compound, Dharavi's recycling district, dismantles old keyboards.

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Papads drying in the sun. Dharavi is a food production hub whose products are exported all over the city.

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A potter stomps on clay in Dharavi's Kumbharwada area.

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In Dharavi's 13 Compound, the center of Mumbai's recycling industry, a worker makes plastic tubes out of recycled materials.

 

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Spatial adaptation in a high-density environment.

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Drying logos on brand T-shirts.

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Police distributing ROSES to dharavi resident on festival of EID :)
Police distributing ROSES to dharavi resident on festival of EID :)
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Kids in DHARAVI, on festival of EID.
Kids in DHARAVI, on festival of EID.
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Men bending metal in an outdoor factory.
Men bending metal in an outdoor factory.
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There are many small business districts in Dharavi. Here is an image from the pottery district. The stereotype of Dharaviwallas as lazy people who want to freeload is so completely false that you know it is not true the minute you step out of Mumbai and into the area.
There are many small business districts in Dharavi. Here is an image from the pottery district. The stereotype of Dharaviwallas as lazy people who want to freeload is so completely false that you know it is not true the minute you step out of Mumbai and into the area.
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urban farm - Sion station
urban farm - Sion station
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These photographs are wonderful! I especially liked 3,4,5,7 and 8. I wish the person who had taken them had put his/her name somewhere.
Posted 05:22, 28 Mar 2008
Hello, UT folks. I just uploaded a bunch of images that I had posted on my UNHOUSED (http://unhoused.livejournal.com) site. They used to tell a bit of a loose story by the order they were in. They are all out of order here and the tone/narrative of the text with the images may seem a bit strange or for a different audience. I hope these are useful.

Brett
Posted 21:12, 12 May 2008
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