
I wanted to write about the stereotypical portrayal of Rajasthan – a traditionally attired instrumentalist, strumming his Ravanhatta and playing Raag Maand and perhaps the most popular, and misinterpreted Rajasthani folk song “Kesariya Balam”. But I’ll shut up this one time, and sit with the Rajput royals and look out for the monsoon clouds atop Sajjangarh in Udaipur.
In response to the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Layered – explore the interplay of texture and depth.
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Love this frame. That’s my favorite way of composing too! 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 I took so many shots through haveli windows – very hard to resist!
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I can understand how you felt. I go berserk… ending up clicking so many pictures. I’m sure it’s a same case with you too!
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Yup, and now I have so many identical compositions, and duplicate shots it’s hard to sort them.
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Ha ha! We seem to have similar issues.
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There is just so much to adore about this photograph. Just lovely!
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Thank you, Sumyanna, for stopping by and admiring the view with us 🙂
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