seer
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Reged: 12/09/02
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Loc: Northern California
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 Seer photo. Copyright (C) 2006, All Rights Reserved. Click here for a larger image
Humayun's Tomb was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993 for being the first garden-tomb in the Indian subcontinent and the design progenitor of similar structures. The buildings that followed include the Taj Mahal, which was built by the grandson of Humayun. There is a nice symmetry in this: Humayun's widow built this tomb for him and Hymayun's grandson built the Taj Mahal for his beloved first wife, Mumtaz.
Enjoy a panoramic photo of the area thanks to WHTour.org
(Already placemarked in the Community, but I wanted to share this photo that I took on Sunday afternoon so that others could enjoy the beauty and calm of the site.)
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kazual
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number1fan
Master Bard
Reged: 11/22/04
Posts: 1160
Loc: NorCAL
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Great Photo!
seems to have a surrealistic image quality!
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seer
Master Chronicler
Reged: 12/09/02
Posts: 3107
Loc: Northern California
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It was a striking place. It exuded a quiet, dignified, respectful calm; a solid, unshakable presence; and a powerful linkage with the past.
Visiting India was a pleasure and standing at this spot was a jewel in that experience.
-------------------- Be seeing you,
Seer
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Jumble
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Reged: 04/20/03
Posts: 4087
Loc: Philadelphia, PA
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Ditto number1fan's photo comment. I have never been to the place, but I have to believe that the photo takes it beyond reality. A truely phenomenal image! The colors, muted and serene, and the composition have taken a man-made structure and given it quiet life, and, as per number1fan, has elevated it to the spiritually surreal. Thanks to Seer for once again sharing his remarkable photographic talent. That such an image can appear here on my own monitor in my own home overwhelms me! I am awestruck!!
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KatSmith
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OMG Jefferson Airplane. Haven't seen that cover for a long while.
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Braham_S_Aggarwal
Reged: 10/22/05
Posts: 1609
Loc: India
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Quote:
Visiting India was a pleasure and standing at this spot was a jewel in that experience
You are welcome again and again...
-------------------- Worldwide Technologies
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Karin_Ferguson
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Reged: 07/18/06
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This is really a beautiful tomb indeed. I was in Agra a number of years ago to see the Taj Mahal.... but do not remember seeing the Tomb of Homayun. Thanks so much for sharing this. Most sincerely, Karin Ferguson Leamington, Ontario. Canada
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rajasekharamenon
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Reged: 08/18/06
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Loc: Palakkad, Kerala,India.
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Good ! Excellant angle too.
-------------------- Raj Menon
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woyoy
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Quote:
 Seer photo. Copyright (C) 2006, All Rights Reserved. Click here for a larger image
Humayun's Tomb was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993 for being the first garden-tomb in the Indian subcontinent and the design progenitor of similar structures. The buildings that followed include the Taj Mahal, which was built by the grandson of Humayun. There is a nice symmetry in this: Humayun's widow built this tomb for him and Hymayun's grandson built the Taj Mahal for his beloved first wife, Mumtaz.
Enjoy a panoramic photo of the area thanks to WHTour.org
(Already placemarked in the Community, but I wanted to share this photo that I took on Sunday afternoon so that others could enjoy the beauty and calm of the site.)
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