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• aadilj (12596)
• [2008-03-20 6:17]

Hi Angshu, you gallery and your work is some of the most captivating and inspiring thing that i often get to see. The colours and the crisp sharpness in this one too is superb.

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• dareco (13001)
• [2008-03-20 6:22]

WOW! A fantastic picture. The details are amazing!! A very interesting note and I love the architecture! Great pov. TFS

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• emilbo (7023)
• [2008-03-20 6:28]

Salut Angshuman,
Magnifique photo de cette superbe architecture prise en diagonal. Le photographe semble regarder si la photo prise était bonne mais un chose sure c'est que la tienne est parfaitement réussie. Bonne composition, merveilleuses couleurs et excellente note.
Félicitations!...
Emilius

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• Jeppo (7055)
• [2008-03-20 6:34]

Angshu,

good perspective and note concerning the Mehrangarh. I have been there too, interesting place, with accurate audio-guide explanation (in Italian too!).

TFS
Silvio

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• feather (43340)
• [2008-03-20 6:57]

The intricate carvings of the architecture are indeed amazing and must be wonderful to see in reality. We can see by the roadway that space is limited but you have made good use of what was available to make this perspective composition. Very good light management in a difficult situation.
Well done
Kath

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• jasmis (40925)
• [2008-03-20 7:08]

Exotic presentation in warm colours. Really impressive note, as well.
Regards!

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• Budapestman (30002)
• [2008-03-20 7:43]

Dear Angshu,
Great architectural image with very attractive composition, perspective is great. I like the amazing and rich details, lights are superb. Beautiful shot, Congratulations! Have a nice day
George

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• sacavem (5969)
• [2008-03-20 7:51]

Hi Angshuman
Impressive Mehrangarh Fort
The architecture on this facade is glorious. Your very sharp photo shows the detail up very clearly. Thank you for sharing.The Photographer :)
Regards,
Filipe

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• TopGeo (15050)
• [2008-03-20 8:59]

Hi Angshu! The detail and the aesthetics of facade have interesting as the note! have a picture with good management the luminous and prospect. Perhaps the difficulty of place you led to a restriction! the photographers need? Beautiful colours..
compliments
Geo

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• vincz (17534)
• [2008-03-20 9:07]

I like very much your compsotion with the street goind down gving so much depth. The tones are excellent. A nice one.

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• robob (3456)
• [2008-03-20 10:38]

Hello Angshuman,
Je trouve hallucinant la richesse de tous ces ornements,
Un travail considérable allant même jusque dans les plus petits détails,
Très bon point de vue sur cette splendide architecture,
Bien cordialement et au plaisir,
Robert

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• Gerrit (28404)
• [2008-03-20 15:10]

Hi Angshu,
excellent site and daily life catch. Great colours.
Regards, Gerrit

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• carper (57433)
• [2008-03-21 0:57]

a very nice photo Angshuman,
a great perspective here, and the people they are doing well in the good composition very good photojob here, have a nice evening.
gr. jaap

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• ChrisJ (58701)
• [2008-03-21 2:29]

Hi Angshuman

Superb sharpness, and a marvellous warm vs cold colour opposition, between the red facade of the temple, & the blue sky. The people, including the photographer, provide scale. Tfs!

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• pierrefonds (20449)
• [2008-03-21 3:46]

Hi Angshuman,

This area of the Mehrangarh Fort is amazing, th point of view is showing with precision the details and colors of the architecture of the fort inckluding another photographer looking at the result of his photo. The subject is well framed. The light brings out the colors. have a nice day.

Pierre

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• imrek (6494)
• [2008-03-21 3:52]

Hi Anshu,

i miss that warm climate and this kind of wonderful towns in India... good sharpness and image quality.

regards,

imre

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• PeterDF (264)
• [2008-03-21 7:07]

This fort is really just spectacular...with all of its detailed design and colors! You've captured it beautifully in the sunshine and shadows playing on it. Very nicely done.

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• Graal (46516)
• [2008-03-21 7:16]

Hi Angshuman,
here very nice architecture is main theme, not photographer. Good composition, beautiful details, light and colours. I like it.
Gr., Aleksander

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• ndb1958 (9228)
• [2008-03-21 11:44]

Would love to see it with my own eyes, Angshu. But better seeing it with your eyes than not at all. Beautiful old building. Very nice image with natural beautiful colours. Thank you for sharing, Nino.

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• plimrn (17326)
• [2008-03-21 11:47]

Hi Angshu,
You cleary put a lot of thought into framing this shot and it is very effective. Shooting on the diagonal allows us to appreciate the fine detail of the laticework on the balconies, Looking down the long walkway and including people gives us a sense of the large size of the place. Light management and detail are excellent. The note is great, I especially like the way you explain the POV.

Thank you for your comments on my tribute, my sisters and I celebrate our good fortune often.
HLJ, Pat
HLJ, Pat

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• Henryk_Bilor (19668)
• [2008-03-22 2:06]

Hi Angshumann
You`ve cut the legs ;). But I`m not sure if this is so important. Great perspective along the road with impressive architectonic details. Good light.
Regards

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• josepmarin (28391)
• [2008-03-22 4:06]

Hi Angshuman,
I like your setting and the great depth of image, the splendid architecture, and how you have managed the light to obtain a splendid result with the shades.
Beautiful photo, very dynamic and with a great quality of image and of colors.
Best regards, my friend,
Josep

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• batalay (16603)
• [2008-03-22 7:09]

Hello Mr. B,

I look forward one day to spending a few hours photographing your world with you. You know the most exotic places, and the very best angles. In the highly informative note, you create the historical backdrop for Mehragarh's Fort, making the scene more than just a beautiful photograph depiction. The composition, perspective, light and shadows, colors and resolution — all collaborate to make this another memorable photograph.

Warm regards, and enjoy Sunday.

Bulent

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• trekks (10887)
• [2008-03-22 9:13]

hi Angshu

Very good view of architecture of fort with fine carvings and features of artwork. Good pov and composition although I find the title is about photographer but his feet were cropped out?

TFS, bill

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• riclopes (30260)
• [2008-03-22 10:04]

Olá Angshu, another marvellous picture. I know so very well this place and yet, I just got strucked by the beauty of it. Was this so beautiful s I'm seeing it here? - I have to go back to my Indian uploads :))) The light is great and the details on the façade are amazing. I remember these residents also. I agree that he his a good inclusion, specially because of his turbant adding color. It's a good perspective and I love the winding shadow at right. Excellent work my friend.
All the best,
ricardo

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• crckt (6835)
• [2008-03-22 10:23]

Hi Angshumanda,
The architecture is truly spectacular and you have captured a different POV compared to the conventional front on view. The turban stands out nicely in the backdrop of the wonderful architecture.
Well done,
Shaeri

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• Bluejeans (22218)
• [2008-03-22 16:48]

Ola Angshuman ,
Que lugar fantástico magnífico este templo de uma arquitectura muito bonita , gostei do fotografo em primeiro plano , boas cores, parabéns!!
Um abraço Gonçalo

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• edytungkal (3925)
• [2008-03-23 22:35]

The perfect quality shown the beauty of this building's architectures and even the shadow on the right make it more impressive, a well presented Angshu and thanks for the note too.

daniel

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• noborders (13920)
• [2008-03-23 23:44]

Hi Angshuman,

The details of the red sandstones are wonderful and the perspective is great - now the turbaned Rajasthani tourists are shooting too, maybe will he join us on TE ?

(Strange that after so many years (15 to 20), I remember so clearly this alley near the entrance of this fort - so impressive that one cannot forget it - there used to be a snake charmer there and also a guy with fantastic moustache, singing if I remember well...)

Compliments,
Best regards,
Cath.

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• partha (13244)
• [2008-03-24 8:07]

Simply Brillant. You are able to give the real essence of Rajasthan.
Partha

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• sagar (1879)
• [2008-03-26 8:37]

Hi Angshumanda,
I can associate with this place very well!!I took a shot exactly from the same place!!! Incredible POV!! But what is really admirable here is the amazing sharpness. Lovely colors too!!!
Great shot!!
Regards,
Sagarneel.

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• adores (13741)
• [2008-03-26 16:56]

Hi Angshuman!
Are you sure he isn't shooting something to put on TE? He seems really concentrated. I like this composition with the photographer in foreground and the fort is amazing, with so many details, a wonderful monument.Great pov and colours.

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• Greg1949 (6423)
• [2008-03-29 4:34]

Angshu, you have a nice touch. your pictures give the scenes a surreal touch and in some that is important, detachment. The detail and color in this one are great.

Greg

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• capthaddock (28540)
• [2008-04-04 14:15]

The lace-like details of Rajastani architecture is so beautiful, and with the use of uniform red stone, makes it even more attractive, nice angle, and the streets are so spotless clean.

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• jusninasirun (7827)
• [2008-04-09 4:50]

Hello Angshuman. Hard to imagine in close by how intricate is the design of this building. Nice perspective with narrow lane and the sharpness of your capture is brilliant. Thanks for sharing and best regards. Jusni

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• jafadabret (30648)
• [2008-04-09 5:28]

Hi Angshu.
Cette photo est intéressante pour ses couleurs et pour la belle architecture qu'elle montre. Les passants donnent une animation et l'échelle des monuments.
Jacques