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We passed this gorgeous view of the Gesto River Bay on Loch Harport while driving north along the A863 on the Isle of Skye. It took us a while to get anywhere in Scotland because we were constantly stopping for more incredible views.
Mehtab Bagh (the Moonlight Garden) was built by Mughal Emperor Babur in eary 16th century....it is located just opposite to majestic Taj Mahal on the other bank of river Yamuna....taken in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India
... with yes, another rain shower on the way!
I was hoping for a lot more wave action but was met with just a gentle ripple so chose to accentuate this further with an extended exposure, that'll learn 'em! 😂
Monkeys playing on a cenotaph in the Kshar Bagh garden outside Bundi.
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Sandwood Bay looking towards Cape Wrath in Sutherland.
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I appreciate that I have already posted one image from this little beach (but then this rainbow appeared). I was sharing the sand with two other fairly sorted looking amateur togs and we were all three snapping away like fury before the rainbow went. Which it didn't, for ages.😄
On the outskirts of the city, this complex is in remembrance of maharajas of Jaisalmer state. It was very atmospheric to visit in the evening..
My recent visit to Kashmir in March 2011
Bagh was part of the Poonch province in the Dogra days. After 1947 it became a sub-division (Thesil) of the Poonch district only to become a district in its own right in 1988. Linked to Muzaffarabad by two roads, one via Sudhan Gali (80Km) and the other through Kohala (97Km). It is situated 46Km from Rawalakot. Bagh is well known for its confectionery and bakery products.
HWH based WAP-4 loco - 22521 is ready to leave platform number - 10 at Howrah station yard with Kathgodam bound 13019 (Howrah-Kathgodam) Express at its tow !! This locomotive will take up the charge of Howrah bound 13022 (Raxaul-Howrah) Mithila Express tomorrow and return back to Howrah day after tomorrow !!
LOCOMOTIVE LINKS OF MITHILA EXPRESS : -
The Raxaul bound 13021 (Howrah-Raxaul) Mithila Express gets electric locomotive from Howrah to Asansol !! From Asansol , it gets a deemer link !! This deemer hauls the train to Raxaul !! The same locomotive takes the charge of 13022 (Raxaul-Howrah) Mithila Express on the next day and haul it until Barauni station !! The electric link that has brought the rake of 13019 (HWH-KGM) Bagh Express to Barauni earlier this morning , takes up the charge of this 13022 (Raxaul-Howrah) Mithila Express at evening and hauls it back to Howrah station !!
DIESEL LINKS OF BAGH EXPRESS : -
The deemer that bring the rake of 13022 (Raxaul-Howrah) Mithila Express to Barauni on previous day evening , takes up the charge of 13019 (HWH-KGM) Bagh Express from Barauni and hauls it to Kathgodam station and the same locomotive hauls back the 13020 (KGM-HWH) Bagh Express from Kathgodam to Asansol station !! From Asansol , any electric link hauls the rake of 13020 (KGM-HWH) Bagh Express back to Howrah station !!
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This small bay seems to attract some crazy waves - every time I'm there I end up with soaking wet boots. This was from my first night in Harris - a hopeful trip down to the beach for an unlikely sunset turned into a pretty dramatic evening.
Canon EOS 50D, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM, processed in Canon software and in Lightroom. Panorama made in Lightroom from two originals.
Rocks on Tràigh Beag (Small Beach) at Bágh Steinigidh being gently lit by a soft morning sun as waves crash around them. Looking over to the sunlit Luskentyre and the dark snow-capped North Harris Hills beyond with the edge of Taransay on the left.
Commissionato dal Maharaja Jeth Singh nel XVI secolo, questo vasto monumento sepolcrale venne ultimato dal figlio dopo la sua morte, nel XX secolo.
A innalzarsi nel bel mezzo di questo paesaggio desertico ci sono numerosi chhatri, monumenti dal tetto a ombrello tipici dell’architettura indiana, il cui scopo è quello di rendere omaggio ai reali del distretto di Jaisalmer. Ad ogni chhatri è stato inoltre inserita una piccola statuetta raffigurante ogni singolo regnante per aumentarne l’importanza.
Commissioned by Maharaja Jeth Singh in the 16th century, this vast tomb was completed by his son after his death in the 20th century. Rising up in the middle of this desert landscape are numerous chhatris, umbrella-roofed monuments typical of Indian architecture, which serve to pay homage to the royals of the Jaisalmer district. Each chhatri also has a small statuette depicting each individual ruler to add to its significance.