Dusk symmetry
A Chhatri at Kishanpole Bazaar that was beautifully silhouetted one evening as the sun sank behind it. (Photo date: September 20, 2009)
Statue Circle, at dusk
Statue Circle, one of Jaipur’s most prominent and beautiful roundabouts, at dusk. (This photo, a 10 second exposure, was taken in November 2005.)
A historic perspective!
North-east portion of Jaigarh fort and in the distance some parts of Amer town, as seen from Jaigarh fort. (Photo date: March 21, 2008)
Charan Mandir
Charan Mandir (Feet Temple) atop the hills near Nahargarh Fort, surrounded by characteristic dry vegetation. This temple is famous for impressions of Lord Krishna’s feet. (Photo date: March 21, 2008)
Wall collage (3)
Recent construction fuses with centuries old architecture in this abstract image of the Jaipur walled city. (Photo date: November 24, 2007)
Ajmeri Gate, pigeons and a kite
Freshly painted Ajmeri Gate, Pigeons and a kite stuck on wires! (Photo date: November 28, 2007)
Venerable..
A venerable wooden door I came across during one of my walks in the Jaipur walled city. (Photo date: December 31, 2006)
Accessibility!
A monkey (Rhesus macaque) at dusk on top of a wall near Hawa Mahal, Jaipur. Monkeys have access to a lot of places in the walled city where people cannot go 
(Photo date: November 3, 2006)
Pigeon with lord Ganesha!
A Pigeon sits in a niche housing a lord Ganesha idol, surrounded by a beautiful folk painting. Photograph taken at the back entrance of Govind Devji temple, Jaipur, on November 3, 2006.
A lamp post nest
A bulb-less lamp post at Ram Niwas Garden, that was being used by pigeons as a home. Saving of electricity and space for birds to raise their young, how wonderful! (Photo date: November 3, 2006)
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