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The Taj Mahal, Agra. In other news, happy Friday the 13th!
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Lovely perspective shot. Sandstone red is such a graceful colour isn’t it? By focusing on this particular section of the building, you’ve also managed to highlight the subtle blend in Hindu and Islamic architectural styles. Good job.
8:15pm, 14th Mar'09
Thanks guys.
[…] the subtle blend in Hindu and Islamic architectural styles.
That’s it! I was starting at the Darwaza-i Rauza wondering what was so peculiar about the building. Now I realize this fusion was what stood out.
8:13pm, 15th Mar'09
Even though I might have nothing to say here, I like to come back and see shots like these. Again and again. Love this shot.
6:07am, 13th Oct'09
Rashmi said..
I love this angle on the pillars and captured the corner minaret very well. Also loved your title for this… so true!
6:49pm, 14th Mar'09