Saturday, June 14, 2014

Saturday photohunt - Round and Dusk


Part of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Railway Terminus at Dusk. Can you spot the gaping Round hole where once there was beautiful stained glass.

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22 comments:

  1. What a wonderful old building!! A great capture for the day -- as always! Hope you have a great weekend!!

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  2. Beautiful building! I hope the stained glass will eventually be replaced. Happy photo hunting!

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  3. Yup, can spot the gaping hole! BTW, what style of architecture is that? Indian Victorian?

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    1. Designed by Frederick William Stevens with influences from Victorian Italianate Gothic Revival architecture and traditional Mughal buildings, the station was built in 1887 in the Bori Bunder area of Bombay to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria.

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  4. round, dusk & vintage..a beautiful take...

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  5. Beautiful capture of CST station :)

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  6. The gaping hole is the only sore spot in an otherwise beautiful structure

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  7. Will the glass be replaced? Maybe in a modern, Indian style?

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  8. Hari om
    dusk for the building, too, then...YAM xx

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  9. Really a great shot..this one.. !

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  10. I love the V.T station of Mumbai!!!

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    1. oh no the gaping hole, some one stole it? Hope they replace it with a similar stain glass window.

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  11. Beautiful building (notwithstanding the hole!), and I love the shadows caused by the setting sun.

    Iowa Voice

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  12. A most impressive building. That hole is an anomaly, though. Wonder what happened to the stained glass.

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  13. I though it was a church. Then I saw the bars on the window then jail came to my mind.
    Coffee is on

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  14. good one there....good foreplay of sun and shadows

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  15. Excellent interpretation of both themes !

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  16. a beautiful architecture..hope the gap is filled at the earliest..

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