The gothic quarter of Barcelona is a maze of tiny streets and lovely old buildings. This picture was taken on the move with my iPhone and then processed with Snapseed.
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Golconda Fort – Part 2
I took over 150 pictures at the Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, India on my last visit, which felt like a lot at that time. Now in the comfort of my computer at home, I wish I’d taken another 150-odd. The Golconda fort offers endless possibilities for photography. There are relatively unexplored nooks and crannies and it isn’t too difficult to get away from the throng of visitors to the fort.





It is easy to let the mind wander into imagination of how this place would have looked in its heyday. Now all that remain are crumbling stones that tell a story of a time gone by. Rooms stark with their shorn walls, mute in their silent despair, as they too gradually disintegrate to dust.
In the next installment of this series on Golconda Fort, I shall be covering the journey to the top of the fort. Please click on any picture to see further detail on my flickr pages.
Technical Details: Nikon D80 Tamron 18-250 f3.5/5.6 lens Post-Processed in Adode Lightroom and NIK Color Efex Pro 4.0
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- Golconda Fort – Part 1 (juridicious.com)
Florence by night
The Uffizi Gallery leading up to the Palazzo Vecchio. The Gallery is on both sides of this picture and lined with statues of various important people from Florence including Michelangelo, Galileo etc.

