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12 comments:
pwetty.
one assumes you still start work monday - good luck and all.
Friend of mine's doing a little self-given project on islamic architecture. I should send him your way.
When did you go to Dargah Nizamuddin? One of my favourite places in Delhi. And of course, I have pictures from the top of the Jama Masjid minaret as well.
It's funny, I went to the top of the minaret twice, both times with men who were friends but not dates. The staircase made me so claustrophobic that I wished I could hug and cling on to them - but didn't want to make it all awkward :).
??!: Thank you!
renovatio: Sounds like a fun...what sort of project?
T_M: Actually, it was my first visit to Nizamuddin and I was a bit disappointed. The streets up to Nizamuddin were so crowded and dirty and there was not one woman around and in general I did not feel very comfortable. It might just be me or maybe it was a bad time or such but it still was not the best experience.
I love the Jama Masjid so much :) But I was not allowed to climb up the minaret alone so had to wait for some one (turned out to be a Polish tourist) to turn up before I could. I was not claustrophobic but I was pretty scared at the top.
where r u?? where r u? get in touch!
Checking it out I think... heh... he's also working on cataloging a lot of nineteenth century photography and books.
Chandni - pls check mail. Sorry :(
Renovatio - I want to meet your friend.
oh my god! we seem to have the ditto set of pics.. esp Jama masjid :). Check out my . Jama masjid, safdarjung tomb, lodhi garden - they all are there :P :)
uh..whatever happened to my hyperlink! :P
The hyperlink id right here :) Blogger must have been acting up!
I think we have basically been photographiung the same places no? Though I didn't visit Safdarjungs tomb this time.
I love your photos - you already know that - but the ones of the Jama Masjid are just lovely. Actually I really want to go back with a better camera (right now I just have thos tiny Sony Cybershots with a 3x zoom). My first pay and I'll buy a SLR. Oh and next time I'm in Delhi can we plan a photo outing together? :)
yeah sure.. do let me know when you are here next. One doesnt need an slr for nice pics :P. Or so I think.
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