Aminus3 of Shuva
The Taj Mahal
Posted by Shuva Brata Deb (Bangalore, India) on 10 January 2006 in Architecture and Portfolio.
I got some decent picture from my visit to Agra. This is the grand Taj, the mama of all love tokens ever made.
Aaron Schmidt from Auckland, New Zealand
Stunning photograph ... the black and white works well. Personally, I would have waited for all the tourists to leave... ;)
10 Jan 2006 5:09am
Madhu from Hyderabad, India
Amazing photograph. No wonder this is strong contender for world's seven wonders. You may enjoy 360 degree panorama vitrual tour here
10 Jan 2006 5:37am
Nadege from Issy les moulineaux, France
Taj Mahal is a place I hear about, but that I never see. This photo show me the magnificence of this place. Thanks Shuva.
10 Jan 2006 8:32am
Siba from France
Stunning picture Shuva! It's great to share with us the wonderful monuments you do have in India, thanks!
10 Jan 2006 9:22am
Jason Kravitz from Atlanta, United States
Shuva - great capture of this grand monument - I agree with Aaron - you should have camped out and waited - probably would only take a couple days before all the people left! Actaully I think the people help give perspective on how big it is!
10 Jan 2006 1:24pm
scott from Savannah, United States
holy smokes! i have never seen a more perfect shot...i love the tone too...this is the definition of magnificence
10 Jan 2006 2:41pm
Steve Kravitz from Florence, NJ, United States
I like seeing the tourists. It shows how immense the Taj Mahal is. The lighting was perfect this day.
11 Jan 2006 2:10am
Chander Dogra from India
I have never seen Taj, but only in picture.& this one is as good as it gets
18 Mar 2006 1:49am
Srinivas Koduri from Visakhapatnam, India
amazing B and W shuva.. i have never been to agra:(. i shud go there sometime.
11 Oct 2006 4:33pm
ROLANDs from charleroi, Belgium
Thank you for your comment, but which can buy? thank you for the council.
Your photography is pretty and of a good contrast, good choice of the tone.
25 Aug 2007 11:17am
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