Now we get to the part where my free spirited eating catches up to me and as a result, my photography falls off rather sharply. Here's what I managed.
Left side
Right side
Tomb of Salim Chishti
The way out
Oh look! I manged to post everything just under a year from the day I traveled there.
*sigh*
Bunch more in B+W
Front view
Back view
Looking up from the entrance
Surrounding buildings
She made it up
This is the line for locals. It wrapped around the Taj Mahal. The line for foreigners was non existent. We just get ushered inside
To give a sense of scale
Yes it's overly photographed.
Yes it's very crowded
Yes it's kind of a pain to get to.
But man, does it impress.
Peek-a-boo
Everybody has taken this picture. I still had to
No matter where I went, I got the stares walking around India. I suppose there aren't a lot of Koreans visiting lately.
Pic for a pic
These kids chased me down from far away
Nowhere to sit
I still remember the most frightening sounds that echoed from those domed cupolas when the pigeons took flight
Smile
Wander deep enough into the streets of New Delhi and you'll be transported into another world with a very unique kind of light.
Saw this guy chilling in the alleyway. Didn't take a lot of photos here, I was mostly to agitated to get into the zone. Pretty hectic and disorientating in those alleyways.
Who takes black and white photos at a monument made famous for its red color? Me. Because I can.
That is my audience for this blog. Here's some pics, long overdue.
Wall of the Red Fort in New Delhi
"I think we should see other people"
"Oh..."
"..."
"..."
We were too cheap to pay to go inside. This is the view from the cheap seats.
Just some walk around shots of this Sikh house of worship in New Delhi
The entrance
Looking back
Far side of the compound
Behind
Ceremonies are done for the day. Time to get out!
Creepy statue
Me too buddy. Me too.
Posting these photos will probably take me a year, but here goes anyways.
After landing we were picked up by a taxi and we started the 6 hour drive after a prolonged tea break.
Swag buses
I liked the yellow/green hue of this moss covered tree
This lighting straight up made it look like a painting
Some pics from a Sourdough Gap/ Sheep Lake excursion....last year...yeah I'm behind
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