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India: Winter 2005-2006

I went to Bangalore for 3 weeks on business, and added 3 weeks of vacation afterwards to see as much of south India as I could. As you can tell, I saw every cave.

Camera technical information was lost. All photos were taken with a Canon EOS 350D.


Mamallapuram
gallery: Mamallapuram 		Ellora Caves
gallery: Ellora Caves 		Ajanta Caves
gallery: Ajanta Caves 		Kerala backwaters
gallery: Kerala backwaters
Kochi
gallery: Kochi 		Coonoor and Kodai
gallery: Coonoor and Kodai 		Ooty
gallery: Ooty 		Thekkady
gallery: Thekkady
Karla Caves
gallery: Karla Caves 		Madurai
gallery: Madurai 		Mumbai: Kanheri Caves
gallery: Mumbai: Kanheri Caves 		Mumbai
gallery: Mumbai
Hampi: Sacred Center
gallery: Hampi: Sacred Center 		Hampi: Royal Center
gallery: Hampi: Royal Center 		Mysore
gallery: Mysore 		Siebel Technology Center
gallery: Siebel Technology Center
Bangalore, Dec. 2005
gallery: Bangalore, Dec. 2005 		Singapore Bus Tour, Dec. 2005
gallery: Singapore Bus Tour, Dec. 2005

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Algis Kemezys24-Jul-2007 14:45
Mahabali puram is great...I was just there 4 months ago...beautifull and thoughfull images ... see my short film if you want on Orcha, if you want. Thanks for sharing...
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Bala 02-Feb-2006 07:22
MaryAnn this is Bala, it would be good if you can attach your daily blog to the pictures. I enjoyed reading your few days in B'lore and the reaction.
Guest 01-Feb-2006 23:39
Mary Ann, loved seeing these--Sedge and I are dying to go back to India. And you and I need to eat some Indian food soon! xox Jeannie
Guest 25-Jan-2006 05:02
Mary, all these pics look good. However, can I suggest that? :
1: Replace the Madurai tank pic with a full shot of the temple from the outside. As you might know, the temple has seven entrances, all towering above the busy srtreet level. These 7 "gopurams" represent the many faceted Indian architecture of yore.

2: The Mumbai pic seems be that of the Victora Terminus, a remnant of the British era, and a testimony to the Anglo-Saxon architecture.

3. You might want to have a larger pic of Bangalore than the hill at Lalbaugh Gardens:-) because only those who have seen this, will know for what is.

But the rest of the pic are stunning, and alive!!! I think you have used the digital SLR very well, and with a lot of life!. Hope my comments help. I also look forward to reading the complete"Indian Story". .. KALYAN
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