I thought I would entice you all with a vintage style photograph of the magnificent Taj Mahal and then tell you about my photography website redesign (see it here).
I’m not going to bore you with the geeky details but just to say check it out and let me know what you think. Of course if the urge strikes you to purchase some of my photographs don’t fight it…
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Thanks for visiting James. How i wish i could see Taj Mahal with my very own eyes. I’ve seen your work and you take great photos. Keep it up
Thanks very much, means a lot. You should go I can’t recommend it more highly, not just the Taj but Northern India as a whole. Its my second home
Thanks for stopping by!
thanks my pleasure!
Wow – what a stunning shot!
Thanks, I must confess the beauty of the Taj did most of the work for me!
it is a good picture anyway but i particularly like the clouds.
mike
Thanks Mike, that’s my favourite bit too and the reflection on the water.
I like your choice of theme James on your photo blog. I use that same theme myself. Also love the use of the slideshow feature. Nice.
Thank you very much I’m really glad you like it, its a great theme really accessible
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This makes me very excited for my India trip. Beautiful photo.
Where are you going in India, it’s a photographers’ heaven
Bangalore! It’s far from where the Taj Mahal is, but I’ll find a way!
Did you get to take a lot of photos?
What’s your favorite part of India?
I took far far too many! My favourite part is the North, specifically Dharamsala you should check it out it amazingly beautiful
James amazing photogrpah. I am an Indian and have seen the wonderful spot in the month of October but it looks different from what I saw. I guess every day it must be looking different.
thanks for the lovely photo
I’ve visit it four times and I agree it looks different everytime I’ve gone . I don’t think I will ever stop going whenever I go to India
Oof…I am rendered speechless. I’ve come undone.
wow thanks, thats one of the best responses I have ever had