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Nek Chand Rock Garden in Chandigarh, part 5

September 16, 2012

As promised, my fifth and last post about the Nek Chand Rock Garden shows you the animals in this garden. Not the real ones. Apart from the stray dog that was walking through the area, it seems that it is a very popular place amongst birds to nest. But I was talking about the sculptures and mosaic figurines.

I am not sure what they all are, but I think I recognized monkeys, camels, horses, goats, deer, dogs, waterbuffalo’s, bulls, cows, birds and elephants.

Here they are:

What are they doing? Laughing? Screaming? Drowning? Having fun in the water?
And in big quantities, of course. Impressive!

But this one is my favorite; very rudimentary, unpolished and raw. Don’t know what it is, however. A dog? A black panther? No idea.


Well, folks, that’s all, regarding Nek Chand’s Rock Garden. I hope you enjoyed it.

Initially I was quite disappointed with my pictures, but after some heavy editing I am pleased.

To my defense I can say that it was hot. Sooooooo hot!!! And we were there between 12 and 2, the hottest moment of the day. There was NO shadow in the area with the sculptures.
I had been dying to see this, but now I felt I was just dying….from the heat.

I am not a sweaty person, but then and there the sweat gushed from my forehead, into my eyes. Make-up in my eyes, camera almost sliding out of my sweaty hands, not being able to see well on the screen of my camera and the ultra-harsh light fading all the colors out.
Not the ideal photography circumstances. So taking all that into account, I am very glad with what I managed to come up with.
I hope you are too;-).

Tomorrow I will end this reportage with a post about the town of Chandigarh. After that, I will take you back to Delhi.

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Comments

  1. Wentan says

    January 2, 2013 at 1:15 pm

    I think they are fabulous photos. A great blog post - well 5 great posts, to be exact. I was there myself, in November, 2012, and I agree with everything you said. It is a magical, wonderful place, eh?

    Reply
    • Tanguera/Anja says

      January 6, 2013 at 6:03 pm

      It sure is; absolutely adore it!

      Reply

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