Suryagarh Jaisalmer through my lens
Suryagarh is no doubt a beautifully designed hotel. Its intricate carvings, grand pillars and corridor, well planned lightings give great opportunity to experiment with photographs.
Suryagarh via Mridula's camera
Night Photographs of Suryagarh, Jaisalmer
Last time in 2014 few of these were under construction. This time I was able to click Suryagarh in its full glory. Enjoyed taking these photographs, though we were pretty tired after day long activities.
Same spot, same time, two different camera settings...
This post shares my clicks of Suryagarh Boutigue hotel in Jaisalmer who hosted me and other bloggers 2 weeks ago. I tried some photography in my free time.
The corner shots- with a wide angle lens, it is a delight to click the corridors of Suryagarh. Idea credit for below image goes to Mridula Dwivedi-she showed me a similar photo and suggested I can try from the corner. I picked it up from there and tried to improvise.
Suryagarh through wine glass... I broke a glass while trying these shots!
Last time in 2014 few of these were under construction. This time I was able to click Suryagarh in its full glory. Enjoyed taking these photographs, though we were pretty tired after day long activities.
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| If you are wondering what is this, it is the ceiling decoration at front lobby of Suryagarh |
Hope you like the photos. I feel I could have done even better.
Do check other recent posts- Kiradu temple trail * Thakur the tortoise * Jaisalmer Suites and Havelis at Suryagarh * Evening at Joshida Talab *
Looks beautiful in the evening. Lovely captures of Suryagarh.
ReplyDeleteThanks Niranjan for such a quick comment!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent, Spectacular , Ritzy and much more... Suryagarh and your photography both. The angles, the composition and lighting , you have utilized all 3 brilliantly.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sujatha
ReplyDeleteI recognize that right in the hands of the person holding the cell phone :D
ReplyDeleteRing I meant to say!
ReplyDelete:) I have already mentioned the name...
ReplyDeleteThe first corridor picture is brilliant. And the first wine glass photo too. Funny that you had to break one for that. It must have been like a stay in a palace. But wasn't the weather too hot for this season ?
ReplyDelete@Nandini- thanks. Well, I didn't intentionally break. While trying to keep one glass inversely on another heavy wind resulted in one glass falling off and breaking into pieces.
ReplyDeleteYes, stay was great. Rains are expected in desert in August. During our stay it was bit hot but manageable, as outdoor activities were not much.
you r very good in photography, in Instagram i have seen ur clicks, here these are also very nice.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics, Great post.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rupam
ReplyDelete@jyotirmoy I am still learning.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures and well documented. A long term fan of your blog. Please do not stop writing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Madhavan
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. Next time you break a glass, try clicking reflections through broken glass pieces.
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures Shrinidhi.
ReplyDeletePlease could you also share details of accommodation and booking etc and anything about planning a visit there.
-Sharan
Thanks. Will keep your advise in mind next time..
ReplyDelete@Sharan:
ReplyDeleteRoom rents start at about 10k onwards under normal conditions. All details are available on their website www.suryagarh.com
Do check my other posts on Suryagarh below:
http://www.enidhi.net/2014/08/suryagarh-botique-hotel-jaisalmer.html
http://www.enidhi.net/2016/07/jaisalmer-suite-and-haveli-at-suryagarh-ultimate-luxury-in-desert.html
September onwards till Feb is most popular season, Jodhpur is nearest airport as of now (300 kms away)
Any particular queries, I will try to answer. Will try to compose a post covering these things, but may need time
Thanks for sharing about Suryagarh Jaisalmer through my lens...............
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Thanks Vikash
ReplyDeleteThanks for the details Shrinidhi and quick response too!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures look absolutely stunning :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Antarik
ReplyDeletereally very well clicked captures! Love the corridors! I am sure you had a great time clicking the architecture of Suryagarh. Visited it once for lunch, did not stay. Your captures are tempting me to plan a visit!
ReplyDelete@Divsi
ReplyDeleteThanks. Do visit. Yes, I had great time experimenting with the clicks. It was nice.