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India Gate : One of the most beautiful structures of modern India. The monument was built by Edwin Lutyens to commemorate the Indian soldiers who died in the World War I and the Afghan Wars. Please refer to Wiki for more details.
These photos were taken in evening using a friend's Nikon 7600 in Auto Mode. To see the bigger size version, please visit my Flickr site.
Post Processing : Contrast increase and Cropping
posted by ~ Deeps ~ at 12:57 AM on
Sunday, December 03, 2006
16 Comments:
Amazingly pretty..especially the last one in all its varied colors....
Have to say something about the title this time....too sad for such vibrant colors my friend. But apt none the less....I would have liked something like...'Standing Tall' :)
You rock, man!
awesome pics :D
the skyline(s) held my attention - more than india-gate itself!
i liked 3rd pic (clockwise, right-bottom) the best.
some of the best colours i have seen lately !!!
very very nice...
Hey the change in colors in all pics is amazing , like a painting
Nice colours. :)
Beautifully assembled pic :)
wid beautiful n vibrant colors :)
Bottom left with purple hues is most striking.. the two birds add to the beauty
Superb!!
& brilliant presentation
For some weird reason, I am not able to see any image.
Bahut bahut sundar.
Excellent! Love the lighting in each one...
Hi Deepak. Finally I am able to see these shot. I must say these are brilliant. I took some shots of India gate that you can check out at
http://www.picturejockey.com/pblog/2005/12/india_gate.htmlhttp://www.picturejockey.com/pblog/2006/4/india_gate2.html
http://www.picturejockey.com/pblog/2006/4/india_gate.html
Right bottom wali to toap hain yaar
kya colors hain... slowly merging into one another
and woh do cheel
dont know if it was intentional or not lekin woh cheel is also mast
I liked the top left pic the best, with the sun setting in the background. Very beautiful!
I've noticed that many of your pics have a haunting quality to them...
Again, awesome colours!! How did ya manage to get so many shades, so beautifully! Amazing.
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