Qutub Minar : Remembering Imam Zamin




And the small entrance to the Tomb itself  is so intriguing


Qutub Minar, Tomb Of Imam Zamin & his Mosque-all standing together 



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  1. Unknown7 February 2012 at 15:10

    good capture Raina..

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    1. Vishhal AK Raina7 February 2012 at 22:44

      Hai Amit. I am glad you liked it.

      I felt need of more wide angle lens in the last photo but this was what I could manage....it looked different so I took it...

      I feel like going there again and clicking more pics......!!!

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  2. Unknown7 February 2012 at 18:15

    I love this pic because you took it from a certain angle. This Photograph captivated me.
    Good job buddy. Keep clicking:)

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    1. Vishhal AK Raina7 February 2012 at 22:47

      Thank you Saikat. However, I love your kind of art too. I was always attracted by photographs but your art is dam attractive man.

      I can realise how much effort goes in that one picture you draw in few minutes.

      Hats Off buddy!

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  3. Life Line7 February 2012 at 21:25

    Lucky I see you have fans now! I guess I will have to be more frequent here as this is pretty cool work and it gives me pleasure and pleasant time in my breaks.

    Why don't you go for some exhibition dear. What's say?

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    1. Vishhal AK Raina7 February 2012 at 22:52

      These are not fans dear... they are all friends...lol....

      you are becoming a fan I guess....are you? hai I had no idea about exhibitions earlier but few friends have suggested me after looking my at my work to go for an exhibition.

      I might have to give some more time to it before I go for it. I don't think I have enough pictures ready for an exhibition yet.

      But I like the concept of demonstrating your work, so I will some day definitely have my work displayed in exhibition for sure.

      You point taken mam!

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