Thanks Stine, not much information is available on this particular structure... Before the Mysore Kings took over this place it is said that Vijaynagar Kings had their hold her so probably it was built during that time
Generations to come will have an opportunity to appreciate and enjoy this preserved structure of the past. This is an interesting post. Yes, the B&W justified the essence you want us to see and experience.
Just terrific..what an angle- Superb!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful picture and what a beautiful place. Thank you for your visit
ReplyDeleteYou've captured the spirit of this scene very well. The rock has a half opened eye and seems alive.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant shot. I love the texture of the rocks.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous shot Anthony. I love the perspective in this one :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderfully angled shot. I love your header too, very festive.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully angled shot. I love your header too, very festive.
ReplyDeleteStone on stone - very fitting.
ReplyDeleteWow. What a great subject. The composition is perfect, the angle adds so much.
ReplyDeleteterrefic catch
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I am also going to try my hands on black and white pics
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Thank you everyone for your wonderful comments :)
ReplyDeleteGood Luck Bhupesh
Lovely image Anthony, love the textures in the rock and the temple has stood the test of time. Thanks for sharing-I like the header:)
ReplyDeleteFabulous capture, Samson.
ReplyDeleteAnother marvelous shot, Sam! I do look forward to your posts each week!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Sylvia
Fascinating. Do you know who or what group built this temple?
ReplyDeleteoh my that is magnificent and your shot of it is great
ReplyDeleteImpressive. And the angle is wow too.
ReplyDeletethat place is fascinating! Black and white works perfectly for it, very nice!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture in B&W.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous shot...great angle and so striking in monochrome..
ReplyDeleteThanks Jane, Temple has stood the test of time indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks John and Sylvia
ReplyDeleteThanks Stine, not much information is available on this particular structure... Before the Mysore Kings took over this place it is said that Vijaynagar Kings had their hold her so probably it was built during that time
ReplyDeleteThanks Marica, Photo Cache, Johhny, Indrani and Catherine, I'm gald you liked the photo :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I guess IN doesn't stand for Indiana. Where are you? Cool shots.
ReplyDeleteHi Jack and Joann, IND Stands for India, I'm from Bangalore, India.
ReplyDeleteYour B&W photo does a great job of capturing the timeless quality of the scene. Is that a bell on a pole jutting off the rock?
ReplyDeleteGenerations to come will have an opportunity to appreciate and enjoy this preserved structure of the past. This is an interesting post. Yes, the B&W justified the essence you want us to see and experience.
ReplyDeleteLove the way it seems to distort scale.
ReplyDeleteThanks Marvin, yes its the bell hanging on a pole from the edge of the rock
ReplyDeleteThank you Japa and John
ReplyDeleteI find this a great picture!
ReplyDeleteImposing and impressive. Great b&w.
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully sitedd and the weathered temple integrates so sell with the granite bouldes.
ReplyDeleteA great angle for your shot too.
magnificent setting - I too was intrigued by the bell hanging over the rock.
ReplyDeleteI want to see this in live! Thank you for the photo!
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