This picture was taken at the Masroor Temples on a foggy day. The Masroor Temples are ancient rock cut temples in Kangra
Soft, soft gentle hues of nature.
I have not been commenting on everyone’s post, but I will resume….
That is a promise.
My country has much beauty.
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Rajiv—that’s beautiful!
Absolutely gorgeous!
so lovely!
Beautiful picture! I wishe you a good week end!
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Very soft and very lovely …
Thanks a lot!
Thank you, Julie!
You have captured such beautiful subtlety in the landscape, Rajiv. By the way your tourism board runs an exceptional advertising campaign ‘Incredible India’ – what a diverse country! Have been noticing their adverts on SA TV, and now riding the tubes in London, the wall posters really catch the eye.
Thanks very much! We do indeed have incredible diversity. we need to manage the country better, though…
Stunning!
Thank you!
What a lovely color…simply beautiful, Rajiv. Wow.
Thank you! Very much!
My Dear Rajiv, two points: 1. We ‘hear’ of the Blue hills, 2. If You touch up Your photographs, You mention it, which You have done in this instance. …Ergo, the Hills do look Blue! …Beautiful presentation! Thanks for posting it. Regards. 🙂
Er, forgive this old man. I had meant: You have NOT done it in this instance (in the second line). Wish WordPress would allow us the facility of ‘editing’ here! 🙂
True
Thank you, Swmiji…
🙂
Beautiful!
Thanks a lot…