This is a water channel (currently dry) at the Shiva Oasis in Behror. Why have I put this photo ? Somehow, the clarity of details in this photo, along with the ambient light really appealed to me. The place looks well maintained, and that always makes for a good photograph.
This is the view of the front of the Siva Oasis Resort in Behror in Rajasthan, India. This place looks extremely beautiful, and you can see how well maintained this actually is.
This photo was taken in the early morning around 10 AM, and there was already enough light that you can see things very clearly, with a small water channel sorrounded by a green area and with a small bridge on top.
This is a photo of a wind chime, taken in the Shiva Oasis at Behror in Rajasthan. This has been a very frustating attempt by me, I am never able to take a decent photo of a wind chime. Some part of the wind chime remains out of focus whenever I take a photo, and so is the case in this photo. I think I managed to take a decent photo in this one, but without proper equipment, it is difficult.
The problem with taking a photo of a wind chime is that it is a small long item, so you need to be close to take a decent photo, but then because of the length, parts of the photo go out of focus. Not easy at all.
This is a sculture mounted on the wall in a resort called the Shiva Oasis in Behror. I was pretty impressed when I saw this sculpture, it appealed to me. Don't ask me why, but it seems nice and intricate, and visually interesting.
This is a room lit only from the light appearing through the windows. I had gone to a resort called the Shiva Oasis in Behror, Rajasthan for the weekend, and in the daytime I saw that the main lobby did not have lights on, only the diffused sunlight from the windows.
This created a good effect. I tried with and without flash, and I think that the above picture without flash gave the best effect.
Another photograph from Sariska, the wildlife sanctuary in Rajasthan, India. This is a hot day, and you can see these langurs peacefully drinking water from a water hole. Don't they look so much in need of water.
Langurs are very common in India. Read more about them here. When one is travelling through Sariska on the road running through the sanctuary, can see them in large groups all over.
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