The Taj Mahal and some of the work on its walls.
I took this day trip to Taj Mahal a year back with my two nephews, and it was the first trip to the Taj for my elder one. I still remember his expression when he actually saw the monument. 18 year olds don’t drop their jaws at most of the things these days. But that day his jaws almost dropped to his knees. And yet, the Agra city has earned such a reputation.
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Oh, is it? That is quite sad.
Some of the ‘restoration’ work done there is absolutely pathetic, I’m afraid, with poor quality coloured stone being used to replace missing pieces in the naqqaashi.
Pijush, thank you so much.
Mridula, these are very well captured and nicely composed shots. Your Taj collection is still enviable.
Priyank, I do not have photoshop with me, though I do crop images a lot with Picasa and sometimes fill light etc too.Ketan, they do not let you take a video camera after a point but no issue with a digital one.Maverick, this was my third trip and can you believe it? I did not had a camera with me the first two times!
great pics, i was so overwhelmed by the monument tht i missed out takin pics of the intricate details. glad u didn’t.
i thought taking pictures inside the taj complex is not allowed … so what was the trick :pnice pics BTW!
hmm.. Nice photos. butI think you need to photoshop them a bit!