Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts

Notredame

Notredam

The Notredam Cathedral, I know about this Cathedral because of Disney. There is an excellant Animated movie 'the hunchback of Notredame'. Where the Hunchback helps the women he loves escape with Man she loves ( does it make sense :) )

Gustav Eiffel

Gustav

The first impression of Eiffel from Boat cruise at river siene. Had to wait for some time to click the image so that I could capture the tower with the train passing by.

It is said that when the Eiffel was completed it was supposed to be the ugliest structure in Paris. Critics used to say that best way to enjoy Paris was to have a dinner in the restaurant on Eiffel as that is the only place from which the eiffel is not visible.

Windmill Village

holland Village - blog

Called as the windmill village by local tour operators the Village was really beautiful. The striking thing was everything was painted green.

Brussels Skyline

Brussels Skyline - Blog

Shot this in Capital of Europe ( yes there is a capital of europian union - Brussels)

The shot from this vantage point shows most of the brussels architecture.

The shot is the overview of old city centre

More of it here

Grote Markt

Antwerp & Brussels- Blog

Shot it in Antwerp - Belgium. Has a really great architecture and ofcourse the chocolate from here is quite famous.

More of it here

Tropical Dome



The dome houses a botanical tropical jungle. once you are in there you forget that you actually in UK.

Hussain Sagar



Missing India,missing Hyderabad; got nostalgic after seeing this photo.
Shot it in early morning

On the banks.....



Taken on the bank of Thames, bet this would be a dream house for most of the people

St. Davids Cathedral


The cathedral has a history of 1500 years, the bldg is magnificient and the surroundings amazing. Find out more about the cathedral here

Sheep Farm



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Took this photo on our wales trip, what you see in the background is no modern industry but a sheep farm with a granary.

The Big Ben



Shot in London near River Thames.
Not very good at my geography ,I always thought that Big Ben was in US (excuse my GK).
When my wife told me that this Big Ben, I actually thought of debating her then left it at that. The architecture is amazing . Guy Fawkes tried to blow the parliament which you can see in the bacjground.

This clock has really amazing history to read about, click here to know more

Harvest Inn



This is the harvest inn in prospect park . Seems to be a mansion of a wealthy owner turned into a restaurant. The coffee here was quite good considering the day was sunny and the chairs were arranged in the verandah.

Lot of couples were seated enjoying the late afternoon sun

Naval College

This Image was clicked on our way to Royal observatory in Greenwich. This is the Naval College.
The college campus is amazingly beautiful and full of greenery . Even at a dull day like this it was colorful.



Shot this while trekking in Reading going towards prospect park.

The sky is always overcast these days so cant avoid the bad lighting condition. The HDR comes handy in these situations.

Many people still think that HDR is a processing and makes image unreal. But somewhere I wish my camera had HDR as my eyes. Many camera comapnies are investing in HDR equipment and I am sure a day is not far when we have cameras as good as our eyes.

Reading@night



This is reading town centre at night. The river is river Kennet. Reading is great town for night outs. This is riverside of the Famous shopping mall Oracle.

fake london



No, it is not a scale model of london. It is a original photograph clicked from London eye. Fake is that it is not a model but made to look like one using tilt and shift technique not of lens (tilt and shift lens..very costly) but a photoshop trick. You can find all about it here

Windsor



The Second home of British Monarchy, apart from Buckingham palace this is the place where the queen and his kin spend time. The third is the Edinburgh castle in Scotland.

There was obviously a charge to see how the queen lives-17 pounds. The best part about the trip was audio guides, these are small handy device which work on rfid technology, you just reach the place and press the play button to listen to the history of particular place, as many times as you want.