Shot in winter, several years ago, using black & white film
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I love the detailing of the Chinese roofs. Of course it is a palace so detailing would be important. Black and white puts it in a different era. It looks like they are having a display of some sort in front of the staircase. Very interesting shot, Rajiv.
Leslie
Thanks, Leslie… They are – were – indeed having a display
I too like the detail Rajiv .. What is in the urn?
They used it, I believe, to light fires in the old days