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The world's biggest open air rock relief, at 100 feet wide can be captured in ONE shot with the amazing wide angle of the Canon 18-35

The Anup Talao, also called Char Chaman Tank thanks to the four connecting causeways, is a magnificent, one-of-its kind water tank built in front of Akbar’s private quarters, the Khwabgah complex. This tank is square in shape and is constructed using red sandstone. The tank has a beautiful raised sitting platform in the centre and well-planned viewing and seating places around it. It is believed that Tansen used to sing on the centre-platform. In the old days, it was specially connected to the main water system to ensure a regular flow of fresh water into it. Abul Fazl, Akbar’s historian, mentions that the Anup Talao used to be filled with silver, gold and copper coins that shimmered in the rays of the sun and gave a stunning and mesmerizing look to the tank. They were then given away to charity supposedly worth millions.

The Taj Mahal, framed

Overwhelming grandness of the Taj Mahal

Monochrome draws the viewers attention to the rich patterns which would otherwise be hidden in plain sight.

A day to pause a little more, a day to breathe a little more, and a day to accept a little more.

Shot from the top of a Parel skyscraper when there was a violent thunderstorm. It was getting dark. I was exposed to the perils of being on the edge of the skyscraper at that height, weather and time. These skyscrapers were peeking above low-lying rain-laden monsoon clouds. I timed myself for this scene where these skyscrapers stood strong in the violent yet beautiful storm, amidst the blues of twilight and lights of the rain-drenched city abuzz with activity. Please note that shutter speed is 4 seconds, which I am unable to write into the upload page due to shutter speed format limitations.

This shows the royalty of our state.