Fort Surroundings, Mumbai
This blog showcases images of the Fort part of Mumbai and areas adjoining it. Some of the images are from Elephanta Island also.
Circle at Regal Cinema, Fort, Mumbai
Elephanta Caves
Pillars at Elelphanta Caves
Elephanta Caves
Door ... at one of the Buddhist Caves at Elephanta
Docks close to Gharpuri Village
Boats neatly lined up at Gharpuri Village (close to Elephanta)
Nehru Center as seen from Haji Ali
Mani Bhavan is a simple old-style, two storied building on Laburnum Road, Mumbai. The house belonged to Shri Revashankar Jhaveri, Gandhi’s friend and host in Mumbai. Whenever he was in Mumbai between 1917 to 1934, Gandhi stayed here. It was from here that he initiated Civil Disobedience, Satyagraha, Swadeshi, Khadi and Khilafat movements. Mani Bhavan stood witness to the important movements of Indian freedom struggle. It is now converted into a museum and research centre.
Statue of GandhiJi at Mani Bhavan, Gamdevi, Mumbai
Memoribilia at Mani Bhavan
Old Taj Hotel
Taj Hotel - View From the Bay
Taj Hotel - View From the Bay in the Evening
Arabian Sea
Mumbai University - Convocation Building
Mumbai University - Zodiac Circle on the Convocation Building
Mumbai University - Arches at the Convocation Building
Mumbai University - A Framed view of Rajabai Tower
Mumbai University - Rajabai Tower
Pillars at the Mumbai University
English Gentleman At the Mumbai University
Entarnce of the Mumbai University
Insitute of Science Building
Insitute of Science Building
The Asiatic Society Building - Entrance
The Asiatic Society Building (Earlier known as The Town Hall)
CST Railway Station .... As seen from TOINS building
Emblem - Central Railway
Times of India Building - Framed under the arches of CST railway station)
The Lady@the done of CST railway station
A couple of more guys on top of CST railway station
One of the numerous motifs in the walls of CST railway station
Stained Glass Windows - CST railway station
Biapsha Basu - Adorning the pillars of CST railway station at night
Circle at Regal Cinema, Fort, Mumbai
Elephanta Caves
Pillars at Elelphanta Caves
Elephanta Caves
Door ... at one of the Buddhist Caves at Elephanta
Docks close to Gharpuri Village
Boats neatly lined up at Gharpuri Village (close to Elephanta)
Nehru Center as seen from Haji Ali
Mani Bhavan is a simple old-style, two storied building on Laburnum Road, Mumbai. The house belonged to Shri Revashankar Jhaveri, Gandhi’s friend and host in Mumbai. Whenever he was in Mumbai between 1917 to 1934, Gandhi stayed here. It was from here that he initiated Civil Disobedience, Satyagraha, Swadeshi, Khadi and Khilafat movements. Mani Bhavan stood witness to the important movements of Indian freedom struggle. It is now converted into a museum and research centre.
Statue of GandhiJi at Mani Bhavan, Gamdevi, Mumbai
Memoribilia at Mani Bhavan
Old Taj Hotel
Taj Hotel - View From the Bay
Taj Hotel - View From the Bay in the Evening
Arabian Sea
Mumbai University - Convocation Building
Mumbai University - Zodiac Circle on the Convocation Building
Mumbai University - Arches at the Convocation Building
Mumbai University - A Framed view of Rajabai Tower
Mumbai University - Rajabai Tower
Pillars at the Mumbai University
English Gentleman At the Mumbai University
Entarnce of the Mumbai University
Insitute of Science Building
Insitute of Science Building
The Asiatic Society Building - Entrance
The Asiatic Society Building (Earlier known as The Town Hall)
CST Railway Station .... As seen from TOINS building
Emblem - Central Railway
Times of India Building - Framed under the arches of CST railway station)
The Lady@the done of CST railway station
A couple of more guys on top of CST railway station
One of the numerous motifs in the walls of CST railway station
Stained Glass Windows - CST railway station
Biapsha Basu - Adorning the pillars of CST railway station at night
posted by Jugalkishore Verma at 8:59 PM
3 Comments:
Nicly captured images. Great work. Which camera u own? Digital or SLR? Keep it up.
Hey Jugal, Amazing work man....
Hey Jugal!
I am not going to start with the usual do u remember me?..etc...coz I know u will not forget me:) Anyways, saw ur amazing talent and thought I should put in my words of praise. Really great photography and I hope u will excel in all ur future photography endeavors!
-Mona
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