This is a famous 19th century palace situated in the Bangalore City, India. Ancient painting and several other royal belongings have been kept under preservation at this place. Combination of Tudor and Scottish architectures with royal wooden interiors, unique vine-covered walls are the real gem of the palace.

India 2019

Bangalore, India 2019 Sept.

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Bangalore India 2019

clicked from a running cab with my cellphone camera.

This was shot the day I took keys for our house in Bangalore , could not stop looking at this beautiful view . Now I have moved in hope to add lot more shots

I love the colours and architecture in Bangalore

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The colourful indoor flower market in the centre of Bangalore. Go early on a Sunday morning to witness this fascinating market at it's best. Handheld long exposure.

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A palm tree framed by a hole in a fence of a housing development in Bangalore, India.

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Kodak TriX 400 @ 1600, M6, Zeiss Biogon 35mm, Developed in Fuji super prodol, 09;30 at 25deg, Pakon scan.

Bangalore, India 2019

Posting the photos of the Giant Wheel I shot at wonderla

A Rainy Day in Bangalore.

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Bangalore, India 2019

Scrap worker/ Bangalore

Posting the photos of the Giant Wheel I shot at wonderla

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I am yet to see the onset of monsoons as intense as this. Yes, it's true that I have not been to Mumbai, but still this is as mesmerising as it gets.

Population explosion in Banglore has led to uncontrolled, chaotic traffic flow

amazing details in the Bangalore buildings

View of Bangalore from Skyye rooftop Lounge.