Posts tagged with “sculpture”

Posted 2 months ago
The Godesses (@Bannerghatta, Bengaluru)

The Godesses (@Bannerghatta, Bengaluru)

Posted 8 months ago
Rock Sculpture from Somanathpur

Rock Sculpture from Somanathpur

Posted 12 months ago
Shiva

Shiva

Posted 1 year ago
Dhwaja Sthamba & Deepa Sthaba of a Temple.

Dhwaja Sthamba & Deepa Sthaba of a Temple.

Posted 1 year ago

Beautiful Art, Beautiful Place, Beautiful Picture

drunktankwall: jeju

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Posted 1 year ago
At the top of Devarayana Durga

At the top of Devarayana Durga

Posted 1 year ago
Bahubali at Dharmasthala.

Bahubali at Dharmasthala.

Posted 1 year ago
Venu Gopala at Somanathpur.
It was hard to get this picture. Light in the temple was very feeble and shooting it with flash-on  was not giving what I wanted. I turned-off flash, boosted exposure compensation, (I guess I kept ISO low too). It was hard to hold my hands steady, without my monopod, However I managed to use the Iron door to keep my hands still. Finally after some post processing I managed to get this.
Its a little noisy but, I am actually happy :-)

Venu Gopala at Somanathpur.

It was hard to get this picture. Light in the temple was very feeble and shooting it with flash-on  was not giving what I wanted. I turned-off flash, boosted exposure compensation, (I guess I kept ISO low too). It was hard to hold my hands steady, without my monopod, However I managed to use the Iron door to keep my hands still. Finally after some post processing I managed to get this.

Its a little noisy but, I am actually happy :-)

Posted 1 year ago
Keshava of Somanathpur

Keshava of Somanathpur

Posted 1 year ago
You can see many beautiful but, defaced/damaged sculptures of this kind all over India. A period of fundamentalist Muslim rule in India is said to be largely responsible for this mindless destruction. The period was followed by an oppressive colonial rule.
India, the great buffer that has withstood many shocks, has again emerged as a successful pluralistic society, a  a thriving secular democracy. Wounds have healed, scars remain and hopefully will vanish. However today the mood of a resurgent India is to bridge the gaps and forge the way to a better future for all.

You can see many beautiful but, defaced/damaged sculptures of this kind all over India. A period of fundamentalist Muslim rule in India is said to be largely responsible for this mindless destruction. The period was followed by an oppressive colonial rule.

India, the great buffer that has withstood many shocks, has again emerged as a successful pluralistic society, a  a thriving secular democracy. Wounds have healed, scars remain and hopefully will vanish. However today the mood of a resurgent India is to bridge the gaps and forge the way to a better future for all.

Posted 1 year ago
The bull from Banavasi
This is only one among the grand, rock-sculpted bulls from the temples of Karnataka. Bull is lord Shiva’s vehicle. You will find a bull facing a Shiva Linga in most Shiva temples.

The bull from Banavasi

This is only one among the grand, rock-sculpted bulls from the temples of Karnataka. Bull is lord Shiva’s vehicle. You will find a bull facing a Shiva Linga in most Shiva temples.

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