Posted by Prashanth M (Bangalore, India) on 25 October 2006 in Architecture and Portfolio.
From the archives, taken with my old pal - point & shoot Nikon Coolpix 2100.
Manasthambha is the tall pillar like structure, which is found in front of almost all temples in India. Usually there will be another small statue of God on top of this pillar.
This was taken at Shravanabelugola, Karnataka - the holy place for Jains & where the World's biggest monolithic statue of Lord Gommateshwar is situated
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lovely picture. composition is very good. the empty space on top gives that feeling of eternity. pic has the old world charm to it. keep clicking! best wishes
25 Oct 2006 6:54am
Thanx :) I see, you too have nice photos... It's polish
25 Oct 2006 8:44am
very interesting shot and color tone
25 Oct 2006 11:29am
Cool toning, lovely shot!
26 Oct 2006 12:15pm
I like the shade, and the flawlessly straight framing.
28 Oct 2006 8:45pm
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