Reader Clicks: Exquisite pictures of Udaipur
Udaipur is a photographers delight. No matter how many times one has seen the city, or clicked the photographs or even seen the photographers, every new click is still refreshing. One of our readers, Aditya Singh, has contributed his share of some exquisite photographs of the city. So, sit back and enjoy: Image #1- The […]
Dec 24, 2016, 11:02 IST
Udaipur is a photographers delight. No matter how many times one has seen the city, or clicked the photographs or even seen the photographers, every new click is still refreshing. One of our readers, Aditya Singh, has contributed his share of some exquisite photographs of the city. So, sit back and enjoy:
Image #1- The official flag & emblem/logo of the ‘Maharana Pratap Smarak Samiti’, seen at the Moti Magri (Pearl Hill) complex. It is an object of great significance & importance & yet it goes unnoticed by the visitors. Such an important object deserves to be documented & shared with as many people as possible.
Image #2- ‘There is so much magnificence in the water, waves are coming in, the waves are coming in’- The waters of the Fateh Sagar creating a beautiful & mesmerising pattern & texture on the lake surface.
Image #3- ‘A Golden Delight’- The beautiful interiors & walls of the Udaipur City Palace, decorated with fine, intricate carvings & engravings. It is truly a delight to behold, a treat for sore eyes.
Image #4- Udaipur City, A Birds Eye View- A Bird Eye View of the city of Udaipur, as seen & shot from the ramparts of the Udaipur City Palace.
Image #5- A view of the Fateh Sagar in the background, captured from the Moti Magri complex. The highlight of the picture- The awesome pattern being created on the surface of the lake waters
Image #6- Udaipur- The City of Lakes. Seen here is a statue of a Rajasthani Rajput warrior, standing guard in war gear. We can see the beautiful, scenic Fateh Sagar in the background, complementing further the majestic nature of the statue.
Image #7- This picture was shot at the Saheliyon Ki Bari complex in the city. It is one of the most famous tourist spots in the city & seen here is the main statue which is located in the complex.
Image #8- Udaipur City- A Wide-Angled, Birds Eye Perspective- Another wide angled landscape shot of the city of Udaipur, this time showing more buildings & famous landmarks, such as the City Palace. This image was shot on the 1st day of my visit to the city.
Image #9- A statue of a Rajasthani Rajput warrior dressed int traditional war-gear & holding a spear, seen at the Moti Magri (Pearl Hill) complex.
Image #10- ‘Udaipur- The Royal City, The City of Lakes’. A wide angled shot of Udaipur city shot in a perfect sunny weather. Seen here are many famous landmarks of the city like the City Palace, the Pichola Lake towards the left & many others.
Image #11- ‘The Taj Lake Palace’, formerly known famously as the Jag Niwas, or the Jan Niwas. This hotel has seen many famous guests like the Shah of Iran etc, and has also served as the setting for the iconic 1983 James Bond film ‘Octopussy’
Image #12- The Udaipur City Palace- A monochromatic beauty. Seen here is a part of the building of the Udaipur City Palace, shot in monochrome.
Image #13- The main fountain located in the ‘Sukhadia Circle’, which is named after a former chief minister of Rajasthan- the late Shri Mohan Lal Sukhadia.
Image #14- ‘Gangaur Ghat’, located on the banks of the famous Lake Pichola. This was the view directly across from my hotel room & in fact, I shot this picture while I was eating breakfast one morning
Image #15- A Golden Spectacle- The Udaipur City Palace, lit up in all its glory & brilliance at night. This also was shot from the comforts of my hotel room.
Image #16- A shot of a boat doing the rounds of the Pichola Lake early one Novembers morning. Seen in the background is the City Palace.
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