
29th September 2012
So long...
From left, it's my father, my son Manuraj, me, my brother, sister-in-law and my wife Mira.
From left, it's my father, my son Manuraj, me, my brother, sister-in-law and my wife Mira.
This is the shot before the final arti before the visarjan of Ganpati in the Yamuna river this year.
It's name came from 16th century Portuguese and Spanish cocos, meaning "grinning face"
A coconut is an essential element of any puja or hawan. It is offered during worship.
A coconut is an essential element of any puja or hawan. It is offered during worship.
On the first night, when everyone else was a sleep, I stayed up to take a few pictures of Ganpati.
On the first night, when everyone else was a sleep, I stayed up to take a few pictures of Ganpati.
It is fairly hard to stick out the index finger of your right hand to put a tika on the forehead of Ganpati when you yourself are left handed.
This is a 5 second exposure of the Ganpati. All the lights were switched off except for the samll malp in front of Ganpati and the decorative lights.
This is a shot taken this morning, will take more shots in the night as well and will post some more in the coming days.
Buland means strong and Darwaza means door, Buland Darwaza means "Gate of Magnificence". This is made of red standstone
You know, not everyone who comes to Fatehpur Sikri is looking for a child. There are people with other aspirations as well.