Qutub Minar: Ancient Mughal Mosque


And The History Never Fades


Mughal Mosque At The Entrance Of Qutub Minar


The Ancient Gate To The Mosque







Comments

  1. Vishhal AK Raina4 February 2012 at 14:16

    Thanks buddy!

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  2. Aakash Kokz5 February 2012 at 17:12

    Hi Vishal,

    Very neat and beautifully captured .. loved all of t hem :-)

    Regards,
    Aakash Kokz
    http://www.unexpressedthoughts.com/hope/

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  3. Vishhal AK Raina6 February 2012 at 05:23

    Thanks Aakash!

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  4. Life Line7 February 2012 at 21:20

    The door picture is so real and so cool blend of colours.

    So this shows you have been improving in your work day by day. Keep it up boy.

    Taking any classes?

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    1. Vishhal AK Raina7 February 2012 at 22:59

      Ya I also liked it....and many people appreciated this door.....

      It has some strange attraction in it. I felt it when I was there. Can not express in words but its strange.

      And I have not been getting time for any classes dear. No time at all. Just learning by experience.

      My friends here are motivational factor for me after all and its fun.

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