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Radu Carp
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Panayotis Papadopoulos
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Craig Allen
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Excellent work

The peacock was relaxing and I had enough time to shoot this picture.

Comments are welcome

The picture was taken from a hill (Gopalakrishna temple) in Karnataka,

India. Comments are welcome.

The Shore Temple (700-728 CE) is so named because it over looks the

Bay of Bengal. It is a structural temple, built with blocks of

granite, dating from the 8th century AD.

Comments are welcome

This marvel sculptured in rock is located at Mamallapuram, 58 km from

Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu in Southern India. Approximately

96ft long and 43 ft high, carved in mid seventh century on the face

of two enormous adjacent boulders, this is one of the biggest open-

air rock sculptures in the world.

The sign board is in front of the camera (Backlit with SB 800).

The image is reflected off the drops (flipped using PS)

The Shore Temple is at Mamallapuram in Southern India. It was built

during the reign of the Pallava King Rajasimha (7th - 9th century).

As its name suggests, the Shore Temple overlooks the Bay of Bengal.

Comments are welcome

TEST SHOT WITH MY NEW MICRO

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