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Panoramic view of the palace indoors on Flickr.

On the left and right tables are pieces made of elephant feet. The things hanging above are fans.

During a family trip a week ago I discovered a place I hadn’t heard about before - Deeg. This is the panoramic view of the palace of the king, Maharaja Surajmal.

Another interesting snippet - the king loved collecting souvenirs from his conquests. In this palace we find Noorjahan’s swing and an entire building from Agra Fort, the latter disassembled stone by stone, catalogued, transported and reassembled in this palace!

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Historias breves, pero intensas.

Gifs hechos a partir de los vídeos elaborados por Life in Five Seconds que puedes encontrar en la galería de QuecusBooks en YouTube.

(Reblogged from oh-jess)

Today in 1879: George Eastman receives patent for the first film-using Kodak camera; Daguerreotype boyfriends everywhere anxiously ponder their fates.

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Humayun’s tomb | “A Dilli Summer” | Location: Delhi

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Feroz Shah Kotla | “A Dilli Summer” | Location: Delhi

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Uncropped version of the historic Tianmen Square photograph.

British India in a Shoebox - WSJ.com

Film negatives of photographs taken over 100 years ago in the Indian subcontinent were recently rediscovered in a shoebox in Scotland and printed.