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An ugly world she photographed limps on. Altamont and Falkland Roads are just a couple of miles away from one another in downtown Bombay. However, they seemed to belong to different worlds. Magnates, celebrities, and ambassadors live in the upscale residential neighborhood around Altamont Road. Less exulted is the area around Falkland Road, known as Kamathipura, one of the largest red-light districts in the world. To this world arrived Mary Ellen Mark in 1968. Viewed as an interloping foreigner, she was unwelcome and the reception was downright hostile. That project, released as Falkland Road: Prostitutes of Bombay, was a haunting chronicle of abject lives. Many others followed Mark’s footsteps to document the district (see a great modern expose here). (Most of the photos from the book are on her website here). Google Noticias. TV. Feedly.