Magical Night Capture: Laxmi Vilas Palace Gate in the Dark". This picture catches the palace gate in a special way, using a camera trick that makes it look dreamy and exciting. The gate's design shines in the soft light, making all its patterns stand out. The light spreads gently on the path, leading your eyes to the palace itself, looking impressive against the dark sky. This picture makes the Laxmi Vilas Palace gate of look like it's from a long time ago, full of beauty and wonder. The camera trick makes it feel like the palace is in a special world, just for the night. LOCATION - Laxmi Vilas Palace Vadodara, Gujarat.

Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, India. When Swami Vivekananda reached Kanyakumari on 24 December 1892, he was still unable to formulate an idea to help the masses of the India. In Kanyakumari, he swam across the ocean to reach a large mid-sea rock. There he sat on the rock and started meditating on India's past, present and future. He meditated for three days and nights on the rock until he is said to have attained enlightenment there.

This photograph is a visual symphony of history and the cosmos, as the stars paint their ethereal trails in the night sky, while the ancient temple stands as a testament to the bygone era. The convergence of past and present in a single frame, a masterpiece of nature and human ingenuity. Gandikota Madhavaryya Temple, located in Andhra Pradesh, India, is indeed a historical monument that holds great cultural and historical significance. The temple showcases the architectural brilliance and artistic craftsmanship of its time, reflecting the glory of India's rich heritage. It's known for its intricate carvings, sculptures, and architectural details that offer insights into the past. Technical Specs : Camera : Sony A7r3a Lens : Sony 16-35 2.8 GM Focal Length : 16mm Aperture : 2.8 ISO : 100 Exposure time : 30sec

Sai

Super pic ❤️

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Siva

Framing... ❤️❤️

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A group of village women and girls are carrying home a statue of goddess 'Bhadu', a local deity for worship through a way covered with 'Kaas' flowers.