I was very lucky to be at the Taj Mahal on a day where there was a blue sky. Last time I was there, it was so hazy, you could barely see the Taj...this time, it was clear...woo hoo.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
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7 comments:
Amazing light. Amazing building.
You make the foreground courtyard appear somehow just as magical as the building... awesome...
It's even more beautiful close up - I've only seen distant shots of it! WoW!
Stupendous view of the Taj Mahal. I've never seen it from this angle. Most magazines, etc., show long shots. This is lovely.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Awesome exposure in the arches. Nice composition. Nice to see a new look at a classic site.
This construction is a work of art, it is so magnificient, you were lucky there weren't many people, when I was there lots of people seemed to invade my frame:(
Excellent capture.
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