I have shown the tea stall in the afternoon, when it is deserted, for everyone has gone inside to escape the mid-day sun. The atmosphere is affected by the heat and the residual smoke from the wood fire. Thus the predominant colours of the painting are shades of yellow, burnt sienna and black.
I have shown the tea stall in the afternoon, when it is deserted, for everyone has gone inside to escape the mid-day sun. He, however, is at his stall for he has no other place to go. This is where he relaxes, melding in with the background. The atmosphere is affected by the heat and the residual smoke from the wood fire. Thus the predominant colours of the painting are shades of yellow, burnt sienna and black.
Here is a snack vendor. He has a cycle van in which he carries his wares from
place to place. He has no fixed location but stops wherever he chooses. There
he lights up a fire and begins to fry his 'pakoras'. These are also the colours
of spices, such as turmeric and chilli, that he uses in his cooking.
