One of the most important landmarks in the capital city, Rajpath was beautifully illuminated the night prior to Independence Day 2015. Here are a few shots.
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12 thoughts on “Rajpath at night”
Lovely night shots.
Thanks Indrani for your comments. Yes it was a lovely night out. There were hectic preparations for the next day and the atmosphere was good. Lots of people around enjoying the lights and clicking photos.
The post on Souvenirs from Cordoba, Spain is a good article.
http://isharethese.blogspot.in/2015/09/souvenirs-from-cordoba-spain.html
Absolutely stunning images of illuminated Rajpath at night
Thanks ma’am. I was not carrying my complete kit and stand. Next year I will be better prepared. By that time I should be able to learn how to click photographs in low light.
So Google has changed its logo inspired by the current trends in design. The post on Google’s new logo is nice and informative.
http://life11.org/2015/09/01/google-has-a-new-logo/
Awesome shots…especially the ones with reflection in water 🙂
Alok Singhal recently posted…Jokes apart…
Yes, Alok. Thanks for the compliment.
Your post on the Cape May has some good photographs.
https://singhalalok.wordpress.com/2015/09/09/you-the-beauty-cape-may/
Awesome view and great shots
Thanks Rupam
Your photograph of the monsoon is also good. The monochrome touch is beautiful.
http://www.rupamsarma.blogspot.in/2015/08/magical-monsoon.html
This is an amazing collection of photos! The colors are amazing.
Subhodeep Mukhopadhyay recently posted…How to be happy
Thanks a lot Subhodeep.
your post on the length of a blog is interesting.
It has set me thinking as to what do I do with my current website which has mostly photos.
http://hoorayforlife.com/2015/10/how-long-should-a-blog-post-be.html
That is a lot of lighting! What a way to glorify those other night lights, the stars.