The Old House
- August 29th, 2008
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Gasper D'Souza
An independent visual storyteller, Gasper D’Souza uses still and moving images, audio and text as a means of social awareness.
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Hey Gasper, as usual u sndf ur photos rock, man! Keep up teh good work… Regards to Chelsea and Jocelyn…
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I loved this – i really love the non touristy bits of goa – and loe the ld architecture – thre is alot of stuff fast disappearing but the unfortunate bit is that if i wanted to buy even the smallest tiniest old goan house – the prices are wayhigher than a modern apartment. I would liek to buy one just to keep it alive but there arent any that arent being gobbled up by real estate monsters for way above their value for the land.