A thrilling carnival sideshow features dangerous stunts performed by motorbike and car riders. The bikers risk their lives by reaching speeds of approximately 40 kmph while circling a wooden frame positioned around 50 feet below the ground. This daredevil act takes place inside a large wooden structure known as 'Maut Ka Kuwa,' 'Mrittu Kup,' or 'Moron Kup,' also referred to as the 'Well of Death.' Riders keep watching the audience while riding on the top floor and would try to catch the bigger denominated currency notes ignoring lower ones from the audience. I have taken these shots with my Sony ILCE-7M4 camera with a Vario-Tessar® T* FE 16-35 mm F4 ZA OSS lens.

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The ageless appeal of the Taj Mahal is shown in all its stunning splendor as it is captured in the gentle, golden glow of dawn. The ivory-white marble appears to spring to life as the sun's early rays softly kiss it, a monument to the unending love tale that served as its inspiration. Its beauty is reflected in the serene waters of the reflecting pool, which creates a beguiling symmetry. Every deft carving and minute detail reveals the skill and attention that went into making them. This image honors the Taj Mahal's timeless beauty and offers a look into the past. It is a masterpiece that transcends space and time. I was clicked this Amazing picture with my Sony A7iii and 18mm Lans, i've already uploaded this on my Instagram, I Hope you liked it. :) Thanks! Faizan

Heaven on the earth