While in India near Mamallapuram, I walked along the beach to a fishing comunity. This community was hard hit by the 2004 tsunami but had recovered largely thanks to help from some German organisations who had provided new boats. The locals were quite friendly especially as they could speak some English and were only too happy to talk to me. This is one guy who caught my eye and was only too happy to have his photograph taken.
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