Taj Mahal- 50 Shades of Gray

[Abhishek Paranjape]

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[Thad E Ginathom]

Very nice.

It must be hard to bring something new to one of the world's most photographed buildings. I think you have done a great job. Lovely photos: a real pleasure to see them.

[Abhishek Paranjape]

Very nice.

It must be hard to bring something new to one of the world's most photographed buildings. I think you have done a great job. Lovely photos: a real pleasure to see them.

Thank you Sire :)

[ISO]

Excellent. like the 2nd for the composition.

[hvyas]

Superb set !

[manoj]

Beautiful set. Processed very nicely to bring our textures as well as maintaining the tonality. Liked #1 the most. It's simple.
Would be interested in the gear used. Yes, gear doesn't matter, photos do. But we are all gear nerds at heart. :)

[Abhishek Paranjape]

Beautiful set. Processed very nicely to bring our textures as well as maintaining the tonality. Liked #1 the most. It's simple.
Would be interested in the gear used. Yes, gear doesn't matter, photos do. But we are all gear nerds at heart. :)

Thankyou for the kind words

1st 6 Images taken with a Nikon D4 + Nikon 70-200 2.8 VR2 lens.
7th and 8th Image taken with D4 + Nikon 24-70 2.8

[Roy]

Beautifully captured. First one is exquisite.

[Hankosaurus]

Lovely set of images.  I'm particularly fond of number five.  The stacked elements, and the sense of scale imparted by the human images.

[Abhishek Paranjape]

Beautifully captured. First one is exquisite.

Thank you

Lovely set of images.  I'm particularly fond of number five.  The stacked elements, and the sense of scale imparted by the human images.

well, i really wanted 1 without the human element. but then realised that they add a sense of scale as you pointed out. otoh, i didn't have an alternative too. the monument is alwasy crowded.