A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort

Surajgarh is a town in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, India.

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Closed balcony for Deluxe Suite in Surajgarh FortClosed balcony for Deluxe Suite in Surajgarh Fort

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Light coming inside the room...Light coming inside the room...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Light Pattern on curtains @ Surajgarh Fort, Rajasthan, India

Light Pattern on curtains @ Surajgarh Fort, Rajasthan, India

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Jharokha @ Surajgarh Fort, RajasthanJharokha @ Surajgarh Fort, Rajasthan

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Wall clock hanging at reception @ Surajgarh Fort, RajasthanWall clock hanging at reception @ Surajgarh Fort, Rajasthan

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Lobby after main entry gate to Surajgarh Fort @ Surajgar, Rajasthan, India Lobby after main entry gate to Surajgarh Fort @ Surajgar, Rajasthan, India

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Light through windows in a dark room..
Light through windows in a dark room..

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Reflections on a glass table...Reflections on a glass table...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Entry Gate for Surajgarh Fort...Entry Gate for Surajgarh Fort...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Surajgarh Fort...Surajgarh Fort...

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : A weekend @ Surajgarh Fort : Sun in the evening...
Sun in the evening...

Comments

Vibha said…
beautiful photos VJ...The place was not as good as your pictures...Great Work!! :)
February 9, 2009 at 2:45 PM
Vikas Sharma said…
vivid phototgraphs, i would say. i liked the Colors in these pics.
keep going.....
February 9, 2009 at 8:31 PM
Deguide said…
Your photos are alluring....gr8 capture it has bought the sheen of the palace to limelight.
April 24, 2011 at 8:36 AM
magiceye said…
beautiful perspectives and wonderful use of available light
April 26, 2011 at 3:24 PM
tatva said…
beautiful pictures..i have been to surajgarh fort once...its mesmerising..the art work is fantastic..and the way they have made tables out of old doors..great work
April 27, 2011 at 11:16 AM
Anonymous said…
wonderful snaps! Awesome work!
April 27, 2011 at 4:06 PM
Madhu Nair said…
Excellent pictures ... We were in Shekhawati but skipped Surajgarh ... Will definitely check this one out next time we go there ...

Nice pic of the evening sun.

Cheers,
Madhu
May 25, 2011 at 9:38 AM
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