My interpretations of grid in various forms as – lattice, criss-cross, network….
…from Taj Mahal
power grid
window
natural criss-cross in the bush
…another view form marble lattice
Grids
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beautiful interpretations and I love the DOF in the last!!
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Thanks Moon. I hope you are feeling better. I too loved the last one. It was an experimental shot and I was happy with the result. 🙂
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I am and you are welcome!!
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That lovely window you’ve captured looks like it comes from a Middle Eastern country. How gorgeous!
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Thanks for liking it Patti. 🙂 That’s from Taj Mahal. They had these gorgeous marble lattice window kind of thing. They looked quite delicate but were strong. If you see (very) carefully people are sitting on the other side.
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Is the last one from Taj Mahal? The old Indian architectures had a lot of grids in them…
We had one such wall at my Grand father’s place as well, I use to put flowers in all the gaps 🙂 Memories!
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Yes you guessed it right Heena.:) I had to take it, although I was not sure how it would turn out to be. I liked the delicate net work but still showed some strength (has to be, has been standing there for so long). Aren’t memories strange you just need a small thing and it will take you back to the past. 🙂 Where was your grandpa’s place?
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Yea, they are quite strong.
And yes, memories are indeed strange.
My grandpa’s place was in Dewas (an industrial area near Indore, Madhya Pradesh.)
Actually, my great-great grandfather fought for Germany in WW2 and when he returned to India he was awarded loads of lands and stuff, so the house was built that time (after WW2 itself.) It was a really old house. Kind of like a mini-mansion 🙂
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Thanks Heena. It was good to know about you. 🙂
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Thanks to you dear, for being patient and listening to all my ramblings 🙂
I hope you’re having a great day!
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All lovely photos, Norma, but I really like the detail in the last one – almost like peeping through a keyhole. 🙂
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Thanks for liking them Millie. That one is my favourite too. There were people and if you enlarge it, you can see a monument (red coloured) too. 🙂
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I could see the people, Norma, but didn’t notice a monument. Or perhaps didn’t realise that’s what it was. I’ll go back and have another look. 🙂
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I’ve just enlarged the pictures again, and the only thing I can see that could be the red monument is through the left had ‘window’ at the far back. Now, my eye-sight is ancient, so I could well be wrong! It’s tsill a really great picture. 🙂
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Sorry for the trouble Millie. Yes that’s the one. Right now I’m travelling I’ll be sharing the other picture in which this red monument is visible and clear. It was made of red sandstone and has typical Mughal architecture. Thanks again and sorry for the trouble Millie. 🙂
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No trouble at all! I enjoyed looking at your pictures. Have a great trip – and I’ll look forward to reading about it sometime. 🙂
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